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29
2
6
1989
National Religious Broadcasters
2/1/89
Wholesale Distributors
2/1
New Jersey Chamber of Commerce
2/1
Flo Hymen Award 2/9/90
2-1-2
138
Korea Embassy
2/27
298 PA Drug Event
3/22
235 Bennett Swearing in
3/13
Overseas Press Club Remarks
3/89
433 Education Reform - NJ
4/13
American Society of NP Editors
4/12
Bush Accomplishments
4/17
489 American Newspaper Publisher Association
4/24
522 Mellon Dinner
4/27
WH Correspondents Dinner
4/29
619 MSU
5/13
House GOP Conference
5/17
654
Boston University
5/21
667 News Photographers
5/23
Federal Judges
5/24
72Coast Guard
5/24
Delores Meeting
5/30
Rhein -Main AFB
5/31
London Arrival
5/31
725,726
Queen Elizabeth Lunch
6/1
762 Ducks Unlimited
6/8
777Clear Air Announcement
6/12
In Performance @ White House
6/18
866 Wall Street Journal Centenial
6/22
923 Presidential Medal of Freedom
7/6
963
Poland Parliament
7/10
Hungarian Parliament Toast
7/11
Koissuth Square
7/11
Gdansk Departure
7/11
Hungary Embassy
7/13
Hungary Departure Statment
7/13
Church Service Paris
7/16
Noordeinde Toast
7/18
Ways and Means
7/14
1258 Chamber of Commerce Kennebunkport
8/30
1266
Kaifu Depart
9/1
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
9/7
1325
Drug Address to Students
9/12
Secondary School Principals
9/14
In Performance at the White House
9/17
State Legislatures
9/18
1375 Washington Centennial
9/189
Young American Medal
9/18
UN Heads of State dinner
9/21
200th annivs. Attorney General
9/22
1405
Courter fundraiser
9/22
Red Mass
9/23
Film Institute
9/26
Staff of UN Mission
9/25
World Bank/AMF Annual Meeting
9/27
Education Convocation
9/28
Republican Sen. Inner Circle
10/2
Mexican Agreements
10/3
1513 Challanger Gala Fundraiser
10/4
1721 Coleman Fundraiser
-10/4 11/3
1542 Republican Women
10/8
1568,1569 Anderson Campaign
10/12
Natural Gas
10/12
Republican Eagle
10/13
Bob Hope-Floyd Spence
10/16
Harpers Bazar
10/26
1667A
Andrews Departure
10/27
Democratic Toast
10/28
Following Coffee
10/28
Costa Rica Departure
10/28
Major Donors Reception
11/3
1727 Phillips Reception
11/5
GOPAC Reception
11/6
1743 Oakland A's
11/7
Hatfield Fundraiser
11/7
1770
Aquino Arrival Ceremony
11/9
PSA's
11/9
1782
Clements Fundraiser
11/10
1786 Vietnam Memorial
11/10 11
1802 Lech Walesa
11/13
1800 Postal Union
11/13
1808 Amer. Educ. Week
11/14
1825 Reagan Portraits
11/15
1824 Environment Youth
11/15
1827 AFL-CIO
11/15
1859 National Medal of the Arts
11/17
18 76Gov. DePrete
11/20
1897 Land Grant Colleges
11/21
Evangelical Leaders
11/22
1910
Thanksgiving Radio
11/24
Earth Day
11/28
1929 Poland
11/28
1958
USS Forrestal
12/1
1965 1969 Malta Speeches
12/3
1970
Acres Drug Farm 2004
12/7
Phil Gramm 2006
12/7
Denver Broncos
12/8
Hank Brown
12/8
2019 Tom Tauke
12/8
2065 Christmas in Washington
12/10
12/18
NAACP
12/15
Toast @ St. Martin.
2130 Soviet New Years
12/19 31
2120 Beeville
12/27
Prime Minister Silva
1/3/90 *1990*
1990
GSP to Poland
1/5
2168 Farm Bureau
1/8
2193 Taft High School
1/12
2224 2244 2272 Kansas Crime
Home Builders Assoc
1/19
1/23
POTUS Press Conference
1/24
2301
Adoption
1/26
Eagles Gala
1/29
2374
1990 Talking Points
1/30
Remarks California State GOP Fundraiser
2354
2/6
University of Tennessee
2/2
PBS-concert
2/4
2372
NTC
2/6
2383 Lawrence Livermore
2/7
Anti Drug and Alcohol Program
2/8
2397 Ohio GOP
2/8
National LIbrary Honors
2/11
2420 Boy Scouts of America
2/12
2419
State Dinner Congo President
2/12
2474
Engineering Awards
2/20
Industrial Education
National Symphony
2/21
Business Council
2504
2/21
Red Cross
2/23
2490
Johns Hopkins University
2/202
Governors State Dinner
2/25
Wilson Fundraiser
2/25
Molinari Fundraiser
2/28
California Chambers
3/1
RGA Luncheon
3/1
North County Prison
3/1
Santa Ana Bowl
3/2
TV Arts and Sciences
3/2
American Society of Association Executives
3/6
Arrival Andreotti
3/6
Toast Prime Minister Andreotti/Italy
3/6
2600 American Electronics Association
3/7
2602
Drug Luncheon
3/7
Panama Campaign Ceremony
3/7
2657268
National Manufacturer's Association
3/15
2659
Newspaper Drop-by
2735 Eisenhower Birthday
3/15 3/15 27/910
2697 Mazowiecki/Poland
3/21
All Star Gala
3/25
Senatorial Trust
3/27
2740 Jesse Owens Medal
3/28
2741 Olympic Committee
3/28
Radio, TV Correspondents
3/29
Regional Media Luncheon 3/23
#1
1/20/89
STATEMENT, On sending 18 nominations to the
Senate for confirmation.
#2
1/20/89
PROCLAMATION #5936, National Day of Prayer and
Thanksgiving, 1989. January 22, 1989.
#3
1/20/89
INAUGURAL ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT. The
Capitol. 12:05 p.m. EST.
#4
1/21/89
STATEMENT, The President commissioned 16
members of his White House senior staff.
#5
1/21/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER, THE MAJORITY LEADER, AND THE
REPUBLICAN LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AND THE MAJORITY LEADER AND THE REPUBLICAN
LEADER OF THE SENATE, Extending an invitation
to meet at the White House on January 24, 1989
to discuss how to proceed toward deficit reduction,
and ways to move toward effective bipartisan
support for our foreign policy.
#6
1/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Greeting Visitors.
The Executive Entrance. 8:05 a.m. EST.
#7
1/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
In Meeting with the Press. The Oval Office.
9:09 a.m. EST.
#8
1/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the State
Department. The State Department Building.
11:12 a.m. EST.
#9
1/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
During Walk With Family Members on the
South Lawn. The South Lawn. 11:40 a.m. EST.
#10
1/23/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Swearing-In Of
Commissioned Presidential Staff. The East Room.
8:20 a.m. EST.
#11
1/23/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Telephone Call To
Roe Versus Wade Rally. The Oval Office.
12:05 p.m. EST.
#12
1/24/89
STATEMENT, The President will meet with Prime
Minister Brian Mulroney in Ottawa on February
10, 1989.
#13
1/25/89
APPOINTMENT, Of the following people to positions
in the Office of Management and Budget:
Robert E. Grady, Janet Hale, Edwin L. Dale, Jr.,
and Thomas A. Scully.
#14
1/25/89
APPOINTMENT, Of the following individuals as
members of the President's Commission on
Federal Ethics Law Reform: Malcolm Richard Wilkey,
Griffen E. Bell, Jan Witold Baran, Judith Hippler
Bello, Lloyd N. Cutler, Fred Fisher Fielding,
Harrison H. Schmitt, and R. James Woolsey.
#15
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Donald J. Atwood to be Deputy
Secretary of Defense. Biog.
#16
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Paul D. Coverdell to be Director
of the Peace Corps. Biog.
#17
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of William M. Diefenderfer, III
to be Deputy Director of the Office of
Management and Budget. Biog.
#18
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Susan S. Engeleiter to be
Administrator of the Small Business Administration.
Biog.
#19
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Bruce S. Gelb to be Director of the
United States Information Agency. Biog.
#20
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of W. Henson Moore to be Deputy
Secretary of Energy at the Department of
Energy. Biog.
#21
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Constance Berry Newman to be Director
of the Office of Personnel Management. Biog.
#22
1/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Fred M. Zeder, II to be President
of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
Biog.
#23
1/25/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12668, President's Commission
on Federal Ethics Law Reform.
#24
1/25/89
INTERVIEW BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A), By
Gerald Boyd of the New York Times and Katherine
Lewis of the Houston Post.
#25
1/25/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY CHIEF OF STAFF GOVERNOR JOHN
SUNUNU. The Briefing Room. 11:05 a.m. EST.
#26
1/25/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Ethics
Commission during signing of an executive order.
The Roosevelt Room. 2:36 p.m. EST.
#27
1/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Career Members of the Senior Executive Service.
Washington, D.C.
#28
1/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Senior Executive
Service Employees. Constitutional Hall.
2:10 p.m. EST.
#29
1/27/89
NEWS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
The Briefing Room. 11:02 a.m. EST.
#30
1/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of State
James A. Baker, III, At Swearing-In Ceremony.
The East Room. 5:02 p.m. EST.
#31
1/30/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of Labor
Elizabeth Dole at Swearing-In Ceremony.
Department of Labor. Washington, D.C.
10:12 a.m. EST.
#32
1/31/89
STATEMENT, The President approved disaster aid
help for the State of Utah to recover from the
effects of flash flooding caused by a dike failure
at Quail Creek Reservoir on January 1, 1989.
#33
1/31/89
STATEMENT, The President commissioned 23 members
of his White House senior staff.
#34
1/31/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Norfolk, Virginia. January 31, 1989.
#35
1/31/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Crew of the USS America and Naval Shipyard
Workers. Norfolk, Virginia.
#36
1/31/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Crew of the
USS America and Naval Shipyard Workers.
Aboard USS America. Norfolk, Virginia.
11:01 a.m. EST.
#37
2/1/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, National Afro-American
(Black) History Month. February 1989.
#38
2/1/89
STATEMENT, The President has asked General
John J. Vessey, Jr., USA (Ret.), to continue
in his role as Special Presidential Emissary
to Hanoi for POW/MIA affairs.
#39
2/1/89
STATEMENT, The President designated the following
persons to be Members of the United States
Delegation to attend the Inaugural Ceremonies
of His Excellency Carlos Andres Perez as
President of the Republic of Venezuela: Vice
President Dan Quayle, Otto J. Reich, and
Michael M. Skol.
#40
2/1/89
NOMINATION, Of Kenneth Winston Starr to be
Solicitor General of the United States. Biog.
#41
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Morris Berthold Abram to be
Representative of the United States of America
to the European Office of the United Nations,
with the rank of Ambassador.
#42
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Reginald Bartholomew to be
Under Secretary of State for Coordinating
Security Assistance Programs. Biog.
#43
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard R. Burt for the rank of
Ambassador during his tenure of service as
United States Negotiator for Strategic Nuclear
Arms. Biog.
#44
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert Michael Kimmitt to be
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs.
Biog.
#45
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Edith E. Holiday to be General
Counsel for the Department of the Treasury. Biog.
#46
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard Thomas McCormack to be
Under Secretary of State for Economic and
Agricultural Affairs. Biog.
#47
2/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Ivan Selin to be Under Secretary of
State for Management. Biog.
#48
2/2/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the National
Prayer Breakfast. The Washington Hilton.
Washington, D.C. 9:18 a.m. EST.
#49
2/2/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Takeshita of Japan, Upon Departure. The
Diplomatic Entrance. 1:30 p.m. EST.
#50
2/2/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR EAST ASIAN AND PACIFIC AFFAIRS GASTON
SIGUR, The Briefing Room. 1:55 p.m. EST.
#51
2/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Bipartisan
Congressional Meeting. The Cabinet Room.
8:04 a.m. EST.
#52
2/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of
Commerce Robert Mosbacher, At Swearing-In
Ceremony. The Department of Commerce.
10:40 a.m. EST.
#53
2/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Luncheon with
Business Leaders. The East Room. 1:03 p.m. EST.
#54
2/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Superbowl
Champion San Francisco 49ers. The East Room.
3:05 p.m. EST.
#55
2/4/89
STATEMENT, Louis W. Sullivan, M.D., Secretary-
designate of Health and Human Services, has
requested the Executive Committee of the Board
of the Morehouse School of Medicine to grant
him an unpaid leave of absence as a Professor of
Medicine.
#56
2/6/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the deposit
insurance program of the United States.
#57
2/6/89
FACT SHEET, The President's Reform Plan for the
Savings and Loan Industry.
#58
2/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and United States
Trade Representative Carla Hills, At Swearing-
In Ceremony. Indian Treaty Room. 1:45 p.m. EST.
#59
2/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of
Transportation Samuel K. Skinner, At Swearing-
In Ceremony. Federal Aviation Administration.
Washington, D.C. 2:42 p.m. EST.
#60
2/6/89
NEWS CONFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A),
Room 450, Old Executive Office Building.
4:10 p.m. EST.
#61
2/6/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF TREASURY NICHOLAS
BRADY; DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND
BUDGET RICHARD DARMON; ATTORNEY GENERAL RICHARD
THORNBURGH; CHAIRMAN OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE
ALAN GREENSPAN; CHAIRMAN OF THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN
BANK BOARD DANNY WALL; HEAD OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORPORATION WILLIAM SEIDMAN; COMPTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY, Room 450, Old Executive Office
Building. 4:35 p.m. EST.
#62
2/7/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing H.J. Res. 129
which rescinds the proposed pay increase for
Members of Congress, Executive branch officials,
and our Federal judges.
#63
2/7/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, The President
decided against intervening in the proposed
acquisition of Monsanto Electronic Materials
Company (MEMC) by Huels AG of West Germany.
#64
2/7/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY NATIONAL SECURITY ADIVSOR
BRENT SCOWCROFT, On the Visit of the President
to Canada. The Briefing Room. 3:00 p.m. EST.
#65
2/8/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On using the
Economic Policy Council and Domestic Policy
Council to advise in the formulation, coordination,
and implementation of economic and domestic
policy.
#66
2/8/89
FACT SHEET, On the Economic Policy Council and
the Domestic Policy Council.
#67
2/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Swearing-In
Ceremony for William Kane Reilly as
Administrator of the Environmental Protection
Agency. The EPA Building. Washington, D.C.
10:43 a.m. EST.
#68
2/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Swearing-In
Ceremony for Secretary of the Interior Manuel
Lujan. Department of the Interior.
Washington, D.C. 10:15 a.m. EST.
#69
2/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
During Photo Opportunity with Director-Designate
of the National Drug Control Policy William
Bennett. The Oval Office. 2:25 p.m. EST.
#70
2/9/89
FACT SHEET, President Bush's Agenda: Building
A Better America.
#71
2/9/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND
BUDGET DIRECTOR RICHARD DARMON, On the
President's agenda. The Briefing Room.
5:07 p.m. EST.
#71A
2/9/89
ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Joint Session of Congress. Washington, D.C.
#72
2/9/89
ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Joint Session
of Congress. The Capitol. Washington, D.C.
9:07 p.m. EST. RTV.
#73
2/10/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Ottawa, Canada: Kennebunkport, Maine: and
Manchester, New Hampshire on February 10-13, 1989.
#74
2/10/89
Ottawa, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime
Minister Mulroney, (WITH Q AND A), In Meeting
with the Press. The Rideau House. Ottawa,
Canada. 3:00 p.m. EST.
#75
2/10/89
Ottawa, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES BAKER, Chateau Laurier. Ottawa, Canada.
4:20 p.m. EST.
#76
2/12/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER,
On the President's meeting with a group of
scholars on Soviet Relations at 3:00 p.m. at
Walker's Point.
#77
2/13/89
Manchester, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
To Members of the Business and Industry
Association of New Hampshire. Manchester,
New Hampshire.
#78
2/13/89
Manchester, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Members of the Business and Industry
Association of New Hampshire. Center of
New Hampshire Holiday Inn. Manchester,
New Hampshire. 9:31 a.m. EST.
#79
2/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Boy Scouts
of America. The Roosevelt Room. 2:00 p.m. EST.
#80
2/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp,
At Swearing-In Ceremony. Housing and Urban
Development Building. 4:18 p.m. EST.
#81
2/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Roy M. Goodman to be a
Member of the Board of Directors of the
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
(OPIC). Biog.
#82
2/14/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES AND
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN RELATIONS, On transmitting a report
prepared by the Department of State concerning
international agreements.
#83
2/14/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Columbia, South Carolina. February 14, 1989.
#84
2/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard J. Kerr to be Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence. Biog.
#85
2/15/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Frank Hodsoll as Executive
Associate Director of the Office of Management
and Budget and Chief Financial Officer. Biog.
#86
2/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
South Carolina State Legislature. Columbia,
South Carolina.
#87
2/15/89
Columbia, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
South Carolina State Legislature. The Capitol.
Columbia, South Carolina. 11:25 a.m. EST.
#88
2/16/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the Soviet
withdrawal from Afghanistan.
#89
2/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of
Agriculture Clayton Yeutter, At Swearing-In
Ceremony. The Agriculture Department.
Washington, D.C. 10:10 a.m. EST.
#90
2/16/89
INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
By the Oval Office Pool. The Oval Office.
2:24 p.m. EST.
#91
2/17/89
St. Louis, NOMINATION, Of Elaine Chao to be
Deputy Secretary of Transportation. Biog.
#92
2/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Sidney Linn Williams to be
Deputy United States Trade Representative,
with the rank of Ambassador. Biog.
#93
2/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Rufus Hawkins Yerxa to be
Deputy United States Trade Representative,
with the rank of Ambassador. Biog.
#94
2/17/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEES ON ARMED SERVICES
AND APPROPRIATIONS OF THE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES, On submitting
a report on the "anticipated obligations
for the remainder of FY1989 for the Small ICBM,
the MX Rail Garrison program, and other ICBM
Modernization programs.'
#95
2/17/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
St. Louis, Missouri.
#96
2/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To Students
of Washington University. St. Louis,
Missouri.
#97
2/17/89
St. Louis, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Students of Washington University. Field
House. Washington University. St. Louis,
Missouri. 10:33 a.m. CST.
#98
2/18/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, On the President
receiving a report from Secretary of State
Baker on the Secretary's recent trip to NATO
capitals.
#99
2/21/89
STATEMENT, Transmitting the four reports to
Congress.
#100
2/21/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Shirley Moore Green to be
Special Assistant to the President for
Presidential Messages and Correpondence.
Biog.
#101
2/21/89
APPOINTMENT, Of G. Philip Hughes as Executive
Secretary of the National Security Council.
Biog.
#102
2/21/89
APPOINTMENT, Of William L. Roper to be Deputy
Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy
and Director of the White House Office of
Policy Development. Biog.
#103
2/21/89
NOMINATION, Of John D. Negroponte to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Mexico.
Biog.
#104
2/21/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
On transmitting the Supplementary Agreement
Amending the Agreement between the United
States of America and the Swiss Confederation
on Social Security.
#105
2/21/89
PROCLAMATION #5937, American Heart Month, 1989.
February 1989.
#106
2/21/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12669, Organization of
Eastern Caribbean States.
#107
2/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A), In
Meeting with the Press. The Briefing Room.
10:31 a.m. EST.
#108
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of Robert C. Bonner
to be United States District Judge for the
Central District of California. Biog.
#109
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of Ferdinand F.
Fernandez to be United States Judge for
the Ninth Circuit. Biog.
#110
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of Robert R. Glauber
to be an Under Secretary of the Treasury. Biog.
#111
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of Melinda Harmon to be
United States District Judge for the Southern
District of Texas. Biog.
#112
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of John E. Robson to be
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury. Biog.
#113
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of Pamela Ann Rymer
to be United States Circuit Judge for the
Ninth Circuit. Biog.
#114
2/22/89
Anchorage, NOMINATION, Of Vaughn R. Walker to
be United States District Judge for the
Northern District of California. Biog.
#115
2/22/89
RESPONSES BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A),
To Questions Submitted by Kyodo News Service.
February 16, 1989.
#116
2/22/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
Anchorage Welcome. Anchorage, Alaska.
#117
2/22/89
Anchorage, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
Anchorage Welcome. Elmendorf Air Force Base.
Anchorage, Alaska. 9:47 a.m. (L).
#118
2/23/89
Tokyo, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER. The Okura Hotel. Tokyo,
Japan. 9:20 p.m. (L).
#119
2/24/89
Tokyo, STATEMENT, The President declared areas
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and ordered
Federal aid to supplement state and local
recovery efforts in the area struck by heavy
rains and flooding.
#120
2/24/89
Tokyo, INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT,
By Charlie Gibson of ABC. The Okura Hotel.
Tokyo, Japan. 9:11 p.m. (L).
#121
2/24/89
Tokyo, INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY JAMES A. BAKER III,
By Tom Brokaw of NBC. Okura Hotel. Tokyo,
Japan. 2:16 p.m. (L).
#122
2/24/89
Tokyo, INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES
A. BAKER, III, By Harry Smith of CBS. The
Okura Hotel. Tokyo, Japan. 2:24 p.m. (L).
#123
2/24/89
Tokyo, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Ω AND A),
In Question and Answer Session with Press Pool.
Ambassador's Residence. Tokyo, Japan.
6:30 p.m. (L).
#124
2/25/89
Tokyo, RESPONSES BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH a AND A),
To Questions Submitted by Xinhua News Agency.
February 16, 1989.
#125
2/25/89
Beijing, RESPONSES BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH I AND A), To Questions Submitted by
Yonhap News Agency. February 16, 1989.
#126
2/25/89
Tokyo, PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A). Ambassador's Residence.
Tokyo, Japan. 10:30 a.m. (L).
#127
2/25/89
Beijing, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At Welcome Banquet. Beijing, China.
#128
2/25/89
Beijing, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Welcoming
Banquét. Great Hall of the People. Beijing,
China. 8:15 p.m. (L).
#129
2/26/89
Beijing, INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY JAMES A. BAKER,
III, By Bill Plante of CBS. The Okura Hotel.
Tokyo, Japan. February 24, 1989.
#130
2/26/89
Beijing, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During
Services at Beijing Chongmenwen Christian
Church. Beijing Chongmenwen Christian Church.
Beijing, China. 8:30 a.m. (L).
#131
2/26/89
Beijing, INTERVIEW OF CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN H.
SUNUNU, By CNN "Newsmaker Sunday.' Shangri-La
Hotel. Beijing, China. February 26, 1989.
#132
2/26/89
Beijing, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Embassy
Community. Ambassador's Residence. Beijing,
China. 1:55 p.m. (L).
#133
2/26/89
Beijing, INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
BY Chinese TV. CCTV Studios. Beijing, China.
6:02 p.m. (L).
#134
2/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At U.S.
Banquet 'for Chinese Officials. The Great Wall
Sheraton. Beijing, China. February 26, 1989.
#135
2/27/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Expressing
support for the UN Human Rights Commission's
report on human rights in Cuba.
#136
2/27/89
Seoul, STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, On
the success of President and Mrs. Bush's trip
to China.
#137
2/27/89
Seoul, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Blue House.
Seoul, Korea. 2:49 p.m. (L).
#138
2/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
National Assembly of the Republic of Korea.
Seoul, Korea.
#139
2/27/89
Seoul, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
National Assembly. Seoul, Korea. 4:01 p.m. (L).
#140
2/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Arrival from the
Far East. Andrews Air Force Base. 6:34 p.m. EST.
#141
2/28/89
STATEMENT, The President to the Congress the
National Trade Policy Agenda for calendar
year 1989.
#142
2/28/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Debra Rae Anderson as Deputy
Assistant to the President and Director of
the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs.
Biog.
#143
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard L. Armitage to be an
Assistant Secretary of State (East Asian
and Pacific Affairs). Biog.
#144
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Bernard William Aronson to
be an Assistant Secretary of State
(Inter-American Affairs). Biog.
#145
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of John R. Bolton to be an Assistant
Secretary of State (International Organization
Affairs). Biog.
#146
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Herman Jay Cohen to be an
Assistant Secretary of State (African Affairs).
Biog.
#147
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Calvin G. Franklin to be
Director of the Federal Emergency Management
Agency. Biog.
#148
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Mary Sheila Gail to be an
Assistant Secretary of Health and Human
Services. Biog.
#149
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Constance Horner to be Under
Secretary of Health and Human Services. Biog.
#150
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of John H. Kelly to be an
Assistant Secretary of State (Near East and
South Asian Affairs). Biog.
#151
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Jewel S. Lafontant to be
United States Coordinator for Refugee Affairs
and Ambassador-at-Large at the Department of
State. Biog.
#152
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of James O. Mason to be an Assistant
Secretary of Health and Human Services (Health).
Biog.
#153
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Douglas P. Mulholland to be an
Assistant Secretary of State (Intelligence
and Research). Biog.
#154
2/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Jack Callihan Parnell to be
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture. Biog.
#155
2/28/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
On transmitting the 21st Annual report on the
administration of the Highway Safety Act and
the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety
Act.
#156
2/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5938, American Red Cross
Month, 1989. March 1989.
#157
2/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A),
After Cabinet Meeting. The Cabinet Room.
2:40 p.m. EST.
#158
2/28/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SENATOR ROBERT DOLE AND
SENATOR JOHN WARNER, The Briefing Room.
8:18 p.m. EST.
#159
3/1/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, The President
has directed the Department of Defense to
undertake a review of management practices
throughout the department.
#160
3/1/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Dr. Mark Albrecht as the
Director of the staff of the National Space
Council. Biog.
#161
3/1/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES
AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE: On submitting the bimonthly
report on progress toward a negotiated
settlement of the Cyprus question.
#162
3/1/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting the President's report outlining
the composition and functions of the National
Space Council to be established by Executive
Order.
#163
3/1/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Small Business
Legislative Council. The East Room.
2:41 p.m. EST.
#164
3/2/89
NOMINATION, Of William Pelham Barr to be an
Assistant Attorney General (Office of Legal
Counsel). Biog.
#165
3/2/89
PROCLAMATION #5939, Save Your Vision Week, 1989.
March 5-11, 1989.
#166
3/2/89
PROCLAMATION #5940, National Poison Prevention
Week, 1989. March 19-25, 1989.
#167
3/2/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Reception for
National Endowment for the Humanities
Teachers-Scholars Program. The East Room.
3:10 p.m. EST.
#168
3/3/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On not accepting
the recommendation of the National Mediation
Board to investigate the dispute between
Eastern Airlines and the International
Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
#169
3/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, On the President's
luncheon with top government officials
interested in narcotics. The Oval Office.
12:12 p.m. EST.
#170
3/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Winners of
the Westinghouse Science Talent Search.
The National Academy of Sciences Building.
Washington, D.C. 2:20 p.m. EST.
#171
3/6/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, St. Patrick's Day,
1989.
#172
3/6/89
STATEMENT, The President commissioned 21
members of the White House senior staff.
#173
3/6/89
ANNOUNCEMENT, That Robert T. Jones will
continue to serve as an Assistant Secretary
of Labor (Employment and Training). Biog.
#174
3/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Gerald L. Olson to be an
Assistant Secretary of Health and Human
Services (Legislative Affairs). Biog.
#175
3/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Anthony Joseph Principi to
be Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs at
the Veterans Administration. Biog.
#176
3/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Washington
Conference of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Sheraton-Washington Hotel. Washington, D.C.
11:08 a.m. EST.
#177
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas J. Collamore to be an
Assistant Secretary of Commerce (Administration).
Biog.
#178
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard Thomas Crowder to be
Under Secretary of Agriculture for International
Affairs and Commidity Programs. Biog.
#179
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas J. Duesterberg to be
an Assistant Secretary of Commerce (International
Economic Policy). Biog.
#180
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of J. Michael Farren to be Under
Secretary of Commerce for International
Trade. Biog.
#181
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of William Douglas Fritts, Jr.
to be an Assistant Secretary of Commerce
(Congressional Affairs). Biog.
#182
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Susan Carol Schwab to be
Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Director
General of the United States and Foreign
Commercial Service. Biog.
#183
3/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Deborah Wince-Smith to be
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Technology
Policy. Biog.
#184
3/7/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
The Briefing Room. 11:10 a.m. EST.
#185
3/7/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Woodrow Wilson
International Center for Scholars. The State
Department. Washington, D.C. 9:10 p.m. EST.
#186
3/8/89
NOMINATION, Of Donna R. Fitzpatrick to be
an Assistant Secretary of Energy (Management
and Administration). Biog.
#187
3/8/89
NOMINATION, Of David W. Mullins, Jr. to be
an Assistant Secretary of Treasury. Biog.
#188
3/8/89
NOMINATION, Of John Chatfield Tuck to be
Under Secretary of Energy. Biog.
#189
3/9/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the beginning
of the negotiations on Conventional Forces
in Europe.
#190
3/9/89
New York, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the
decision of the U.S. Senate with respect to
the nomination of John Tower to be Secretary
of Defense.
#191
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Michael Rucker Darby
to be Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic
Affairs. Biog.
#192
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Robert P. Davis to be
Solicitor for the Department of Labor. Biog.
#193
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Jennifer Lynn Dorn
to be an Assistant Secretary of Labor (Policy).
Biog.
#194
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Michael Paul Galvin
to be an Assistant Secretary of Commerce
(Export Administration). Biog.
#195
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Eric I. Garfinkel to
be an Assistant Secretary of Commerce (Import
Administration). Biog.
#196
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Dennis Edward Kloske
to be Under Secretary of Commerce for Export
Administration. Biog.
#197
3/9/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael Philip Skarzynski to
be an Assistant Secretary of Commerce (Trade
Development). Biog.
#198
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Dale Triber Tate to be
an Assistant Secretary of Labor (Public and
Intergovernmental Affairs). Biog.
#199
3/9/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Wendell Lewis Willkie, II
to be General Counsel of the Department of
Commerce. Biog.
#200
3/9/89
New York, TEXT OF A LETTER FORM THE PRESIDENT TO
THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, On signing an
Executive Order on extending the nuclear
cooperation with EURATOM.
#201
3/9/89
PROCLAMATION #5941, Federal Employees Recognition
Week, 1989. March 6-10, 1989.
#202
3/9/89
New York, EXECUTIVE ORDER #12670, Nuclear
Cooperation with Euratom.
#203
3/9/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to New
York City, New York. March 9, 1989.
#204
3/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of
Energy Admiral James Watkins. At Swearing-In
Ceremony. The Department of Energy.
Washington, D.C. 10:13 a.m. EST.
#205
3/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To Drug
and Law Enforcement Officials. New York,
New York.
#206
3/9/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To DEA
New York Field Office. Drug Enforcement
Administration Office. New York, New York.
4:19 p.m. EST.
#207
3/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
United Negro College Fund Dinner. New York,
New York.
#208
3/9/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
United Negro College Fund. Imperial Ballroom.
Sheraton Center Hotel. New York, New York.
7:51 p.m. EST.
#209
3/10/89
STATEMENT, Biography on Secretary of Defense-
Designate Dick Cheney.
#210
3/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael Hayden Armacost to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Japan. Biog.
#211
3/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Nancy Mohr Kennedy to be Assistant
Secretary for Legislation at the Department
of Education. Biog.
#212
3/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Skirma Anna Kondratas to be an
Assitant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Community Planning and Development).
Biog.
#213
3/10/89
NOMINATION, Of John Theodore Sanders to be Under
Secretary of Education. Biog.
#214
3/10/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE, Transmitting a report on the
adherence of the United States to obligations
undertaken in arms control agreements and on
problems related to compliance by other nations.
#215
3/10/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary of Health
and Human Services Dr. Louis W. Sullivan, At
Swearing-In Ceremony. Department of Health and
Human Services. Washington, D.C. 10:18 a.m. EST.
#216
3/10/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To National
Conference of State Legislator. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 11:11 a.m. EST.
#217
3/10/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, The Briefing
Room. 4:06 p.m. EST. RTV.
#218
3/13/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Expressing
concern for the Sudanese victims of war and
starvation.
#219
3/13/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the death of
John J. McCloy.
#220
3/13/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, President Bush
met with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Arens
in the Oval Office to discuss the United States'
strong and enduring commitment to the security
of Israel.
#221
3/13/89
STATEMENT, The President sent to Congress
requests for additional appropriations in order
to complete the funding associated with the
President's budget plan, Building A Better
America.
#222
3/13/89
STATEMENT, On the submission of the report
of Emergency Board No. 218 to the White House.
#223
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Robert D. Blackwill as Special
Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs and Senior Director, European
and Soviet Affairs Directorate. Biog.
#224
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Dr. Richard N. Haass as Special
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs and Senior Director, Near East and
South Asian Affairs. Biog.
#225
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Karl D. Jackson to be Special
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs and Senior Director (Asian Affairs).
Biog.
#226
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Virginia A. Lampley as Special
Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs and Senior Director for
Legislative Affairs at the White House. Biog.
#227
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Dr. Burton Lee III as Physician
to the President. Biog.
#228
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Ambassador David C. Miller, Jr.
both as Special Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs and Senior Director
for both International Programs and African
Affairs. Biog.
#229
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Charles Nicholas Rostow as
Special Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs and Legal Advisor to
the National Security Council at the White
House. Biog.
#230
3/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of William W. Working as
Special Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs and Senior
Director for Intelligence Programs at the
White House. Biog.
#231
3/13/89
NOMINATION, Of Roderick Allen DeArment to
be Deputy Secretary of Labor. Biog.
#232
3/13/89
NOMINATION, Of Kathleen M. Harrington to be
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Congressional
Affairs). Biog.
#233
3/13/89
MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Transmitting the Consular Convention
between the United States of America and the
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
for the Senate's advice and consent to
ratification.
#234
3/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the National
Association of Attorneys General. The
Roosevelt Room. 10:02 a.m. EST.
#235
3/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Director of
the Office of National Drug Control Policy
William Bennett, At the Swearing-In of
William Bennett, Room 450. Old Executive
Office Building. 11:16 a.m. EST.
#236
3/14/89
NOMINATION, Of John B. Taylor to be a
Member of the Council of Economic Advisors.
Biog.
#237
3/14/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting the 1988 Report of the United
States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.
#238
3/14/89
REMARKS BY, THE PRESIDENT, To the
Antidefamation League. Room 450. Old
Executive Office Building. 9:50 a.m. EST.
#239
3/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Independent
Insurance Agents of America Annual National
Legislative Conference. Capital Hilton
Hotel. Washington, D.C. 10:18 a.m. EST.
#240
3/15/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the President's
proposed child care legislation.
#241
3/15/89
STATEMENT, Transmitting to the Committee on
Foreign Relations and the Select Committee
on Intelligence of the Senate and to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs and the
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
of the House of Representatives a classified
report required bv Sec. 601 of the
Intelligence Authorization Act of 1985.
#242
3/15/89
STATEMENT, Transmitting to the Congress the
Twenty-second Annual Report of the United
States-Japan Cooperative Medical Science
Program.
#243
3/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Kay Coles James to be an
Assistant Secretary of Health and Human
Services (Public Affairs). Biog.
#244
3/15/89
NOMINATION, Of James Roderick Lilley to
be Ambassador Extrodinary and Plenipotentiary
of China. Biog.
#245
3/15/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
On submitting child care legislative
proposals prepared by the Secretaries of
Treasury and Health and Human Services.
#246
3/15/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12671, Exclusion of the
Customs Office of Enforcement from the
Federal Labor-Management Relations Program.
#247
3/15/89
FACT SHEET, Building A Better America:
President Bush's Child Care Proposals.
#248
3/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Swearing-In
Ceremony of Secretary of Veteran Affairs
Edward Derwinski. The South Lawn.
1:00 p.m. EST.
#249
3/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Electronic Industries Association Annual
Government Industry Dinner. Washington, D.C.
#250
3/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Electronic
Industries Association Annual Government
Industry Dinner. J.W. Marriot Hotel.
Washington, D.C. 8:16 p.m. EST.
#251
3/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Gilbert E. Charmichael to be
Administrator of the Federal Railroad
Administration. Biog.
#252
3/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Rockwell Anthony Schnabel to
be Under Secretary of Commerce for Travel
and Tourism. Biog.
#253
3/16/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Houston, Texas and Colorado Springs, Colorado.
#254
3/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Forum Club of Houston Luncheon. Houston,
Texas.
#255
3/16/89
Houston, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Forum
Club of Houston. George R. Brown Convention
Center. Houston, Texas. 12:30 p.m. EST.
#256
3/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Junior Achievement National Business Hall of
Fame Dinner. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
#257
3/16/89
Colorado Springs, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
To the Junior Achievement National Business
Hall of Fame Dinner. International Center
Ballroom. Broadmoor Hotel. Colorado Springs,
Colorado. 8:40 p.m. EST.
#258
3/17/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the celebration
of St. Patrick's Day.
#259
3/17/89
STATEMENT, Announcing that the President has
asked Congressman Dan Rostenkowski to be his
Representative to the Poznan International
Trade Fair held in Poznan, Poland.
#260
3/17/89
STATEMENT, The President announced the
list of individuals who will travel to
El Salvador as official United States
Observers of the March 19 presidential election.
#261
3/17/89
ACCORDATION, Of C. Travis Marshall the
personal rank of Ambassador during his tenure
of service as Chairman of the United States
delegation to the 1989 Plenipotentiary
Conference of the International Telecommunication
Union.
#262
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Phillip D. Brady to be General
Counsel of the Department of Transportation.
Biog.
#263
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of James Buchanan Busey, IV to
be Administrator of the Federal Aviation
Administration. Biog.
#264
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Frederick Morris Bush to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to
Luxembourg. Biog.
#265
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Gilbert E. Carmichael to
be Administrator of the Federal Railroad
Administration. Biog.
#266
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Jerry A. Moore, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the
Kingdom of Lesotho. Biog.
#267
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Kate Leader Moore to be an
Assistant Secretary of Transportation
(Budget and Programs). Biog.
#268
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of David Philip Prosperi to be
an Assistant Secretary of Transportation
(Public Affairs). Biog.
#269
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Galen Joseph Reser to be an
Assistant Secretary of Transportation
(Governmental Affairs). Biog.
#270
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Melvin Floyd Sembler to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Australia.
Biog.
#271
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Jeffrey Neil Shane to be an
Assistant Secretary of Transportation
(Policy and International Affairs). Biog.
#272
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Terrence Anthony Todman to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to Argentina. Biog.
#273
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of John Giffen Weinmann to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Finland.
Biog.
#274
3/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Joseph Zappala to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to Spain. Biog.
#275
3/17/89
PROCLAMATION #5942, National Day of Prayer,
1989. May 4, 1989.
#276
3/17/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH I AND A), Aboard Air Force One En Route
From Colorado to Washington, D.C.
#277
3/20/89
NOMINATION, OF Jerry Ralph Curry to be
Administrator of the National Highway Traffic
Safety Adminstration. Biog.
#278
3/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Julius L. Katz to be a
Deputy United States Trade Representative,
with the rank of Ambassador. Biog.
#279
3/20/89
PROCLAMATION #5943, National Agriculture Day,
1989. March 20, 1989.
#280
3/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and U.S. Ambassador
to the United Nations Thomas R. Pickering,
During Swearing-In Ceremony. The Roosevelt
Room. 10:00 a.m. EST.
#281
3/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To State
Legislators Working Group. The Indian Treaty
Room. 11:11 a.m. EST.
#282
3/21/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, The President
announced the establishment of the Outer
Continental Shelf Leasing Task Force.
#283
3/21/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: S.J. Res. 64.
#284
3/21/89
STATEMENT, The President announced the official
representatives to attend the funeral of
John J. McCloy.
#285
3/21/89
NOMINATION, Of Daphne Wood Murray to be
Director of the Institute of Museum Services.
Biog.
#286
3/21/89
NOMINATION, Of Janice Obuchowski to be
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for
Communications and Information. Biog.
#287
3/21/89
STATEMENT, Extending condolences to the
family and friends of John Jay McCloy.
#288
3/21/89
PROCLAMATION #5944, Greek Independence Day:
A National Day of Celebration of Greek and
American Democracy, 1989. March 25, 1989.
#289
3/21/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12672, Interagency Committee
on Handicapped Employees.
#290
3/21/89
FACT SHEET, On President Bush's Proposal on
the Minimum Wage.
#291
3/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretary
Richard Cheney, At Swearing-In Ceremony.
The Pentagon. Washington, D.C. 2:16 p.m. EST.
#292
3/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Photo Opportunity
with Secretary of Labor Elizabeth Dole. The
Oval Office. 4:37 p.m. EST.
#293
3/22/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, The President
spoke today with Alfredo Cristiani, winner
of the Salvadoran Presidential election.
#294
3/22/89
NOMINATION, Of Edward Martin Emmett to be a
Member of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Biog.
#295
3/22/89
NOMINATION, Of Kenneth W. Gideon to be an
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Tax
Policy). Biog.
#296
3/22/89
NOMINATION, Of Quincy Mellon Krosby to be an
Assistant Secretary of Commerce (Export
Enforcement). Biog.
#297
3/22/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Lancaster, Pennsylvannia and Wilmington,
Deleware.
#298
3/22/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To
Students, Faculty, and Community Members.
Lancaster, Pennsylvannia.
#299
3/22/89
Lancaster, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
Conestoga Valley High School. Conestoga
Valley High School. Lancaster, Pennsylvannia.
9:17 a.m. EST.
#300
3/22/89
Wilmington, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH
2 AND A), In Meeting with Amish and Old Order
Mennonite Leaders. Penn Johns School.
Lancaster, PA. 10:00 a.m. EST.
#301
3/22/89
Wilmington, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A), In Question and Answer Session
with karate students. The Walnut Street YMCA.
Wilmington, Delaware. 11:55 a.m. EST.
#302
3/22/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Delaware State Criminal Justice Community.
Radisson Hotel. Wilmington, Delaware.
#303
3/22/89
Wilmington, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Members of Delaware's Law Enforcement Community.
Wilmington, Delaware. 12:35 p.m. EST.
#304
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of Franklin Eugene Bailey to be an
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Government
and Public Affairs). Biog.
#305
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of James E. Cason to be an Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture. (Special Services).
Biog.
#306
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of E. Patrick Coady to be United
States Executive Director of the International
Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Biog.
#307
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of Walter J. Curley to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to France. Biog.
#308
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of Charles E. Hess to be an
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Science
and Education). Biog.
#309
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of Shirley D. Peterson to be an
Assistant Attorney General (Tax Division). Biog.
#310
3/23/89
NOMINATION, Of Jo Ann D. Smith to be an
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Marketing
and Inspection). Biog.
#311
3/23/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the National
Association of Manufacturers. The Mayflower
Hotel. Washington, D.C. 1:23 p.m. EST.
#312
3/24/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the signing
the Bipartisan Accord on Central America.
#313
3/24/89
STATEMENT, The President sent to the Congress
requests for additional appropriations
totaling $2.2 billion in budget authority.
#314
3/24/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 148.
#315
3/24/89
STATEMENT, The Presidnet signed H.J. Res. 117.
#316
3/24/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 167.
#317
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Paul Matthews Cleveland to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Maylasia.
Biog.
#318
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Joseph B. Gildenhorn to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Switzerland.
Biog.
#319
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Senator Chic Hecht to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to The Commonwealth
of the Bahamas. Biog.
#320
3/24/89
ACCORDATION, Of John J. Maresca the personal
rank of Ambassador in his capacity as Chief
of the United States Delegation to the
Negotiations on Confidence and Security Building
Measures. Biog.
#321
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Edward Noonan Ney to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Canada. Biog.
#322
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Charles Edgar Redman to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Sweden.
Biog.
#323
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard H. Solomon to be an
Assistant Secretary of State (East Asian
and Pacific Affairs). Biog.
#324
3/24/89
NOMINATION, Of William H. Taft, IV to be the
United States Permanent Representative on
the Council of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization with the rank and status of
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary.
Biog.
#325
3/24/89
PROCLAMATION #5945, Women's History Month,
1989 and 1990. March 1989 and March 1990.
#326
3/24/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12673, Delegation of
Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance
Functions.
#327
3/24/89
STATEMENT, Bipartisan Accord on Central
America.
#328
3/24/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Signing
Bipartisan Accord on Contra Aid. The
Briefing Room. 10:25 a.m. EST.
#329
3/24/89
NEWS CONFERENCE BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES BAKER; SPEAKER JIM WRIGHT; MAJORITY
LEADER GEORGE MITCHELL; SENATOR ROBERT DOLE;
REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT MICHEL; AND
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS FOLEY. On the Bipartisan
Accord on Contra Aid. The Briefing Room.
10:30 a.m. EST.
#330
3/24/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Discovery
Shuttle Astronauts. Room 450. Old Executive
Office Building. 11:30 a.m. EST.
#331
3/27/89
NOMINATION, Of Alfred A. DelliBovi to be Under
Under Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Biog.
#332
3/27/89
NOMINATION, Of Francis Anthony Keating, II to be
General Counsel of the Department of Housing
and Urban Development. Biog.
#333
3/27/89
NOMINATION, Of Ronald Frank Lehman, II to be
Director of the United States Arms Control
and Disarmament Agency. Biog.
#334
3/27/89
NOMINATION, Of William G. Rosenberg to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency (Air and Radiation). Biog.
#335
3/27/89
NOMINATION, Of John C. Weicher to be an
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Policy Development and Research).
Biog.
#336
3/27/89
PROCLAMATION #5946, Actors' Fund of America
Appreciation Month, 1989. April 1989.
#337
3/28/89
DESIGNATION, Of Anne Brunsdale as Chairman
of the United States International Trade
Commission.
#338
3/28/89
DESIGNATION, Of Ronald A. Cass as Vice Chairman
of the United States International Trade
Commission.
#339
3/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Roger Bolton to be an Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury (Public Affairs
and Public Liaison). Biog.
#340
3/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Carol T. Crawford to be an
Assistant Attorney General (Office of
Legislative Affairs). Biog.
#341
3/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5947, National Earthquake
Awareness Week, 1989. First Week of April, 1989.
#342
3/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Secretarv of
Transportation Samuel Skinner, (WITH Q AND A).
The Oval Office. 9:40 a.m. EST.
#343
3/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A),
In Question and Answer Session with Students
from James Madison High School. The Library.
James Madison High School. Vienna, Virginia.
11:20 a.m. EST.
#344
3/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Wayne A. Budd to be the United
States Attorney for the District of
Massachuesetts. Biog.
#345
3/29/89
ANNOUNCEMENT, That Henry Anatole Grunwald will
continue to serve as United States Ambassador
to the Republic of Austria. Biog.
#346
3/29/89
NOMINATION, of John Cameron Monjo to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of Indonesia. Biog.
#347
3/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Peter F. Secchia to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Italy. Biog.
#348
3/29/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH 2 AND A),
During Question and Answer Session with
Students from Close-Up Program. The East Room.
2:18 p.m. EST.
#349
3/30/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 87.
#350
3/30/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S. 533.
#351
3/30/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard Anthony Moore to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Ireland. Biog.
#352
3/30/89
NOMINATION, Of Della Newman to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to
New Zealand and Western Samoa. Biog.
#353
3/30/89
PRESS BRIEFING, By Secretary of Transportation
Sam Skinner, EPA Administrator William Reilly,
and Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Paul Yost.
The Briefing Room. 10:10 a.m. EST.
#354
3/30/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
American Association of Community and Junior
Colleges. Washington, D.C.
#355
3/30/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the American
Association of Community and Junior Colleges.
The Washington Hilton Hotel. Washington, D.C.
1:42 p.m. EST.
#356
3/31/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: H.R. 1373.
#357
3/31/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
In luncheon with reporters. The East Room.
12:45 p.m. EST.
#358
4/1/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, On the
President's breakfast meeting with Venezuelan
President Carlos Andres Perez.
#359
4/3/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, On the
President's meeting with representatives
of the families of victims of Pan Am
Flight 103.
#360
4/3/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: S.J. Res. 50.
#361
4/3/89
NOMINATION, Of Alan Charles Raul to be
General Counsel of the Department of
Agriculture. Biog,
#362
4/3/89
PROCLAMATION #5948, National Child Care
Awareness Week, 1989. April 2-9, 1989.
#363
4/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, and President
Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, Upon Departure.
The Rose Garden. 12:10 p.m. EDT.
#364
4/4/89
DESIGNATION, Of Joseph E. DeSio to be
Acting General Counsel of the National
Labor Relations Board. Biog.
#365
4/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Delos Cy Jamison to be
Director of the Bureau of Land Management
at the Department of the Interior. Biog.
#366
4/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Melvyn Levitsky to be
Assistant Secretary of State for International
Narcotics Matters. Biog.
#367
4/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas Michael Tolliver Niles
to be the Representative of the United States
of America to the European Communities with
the rank and status of Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary. Biog.
#385
4/6/89
PROCLAMATION #5949, Cancer Control Month, 1989.
April 1989.
#386
4/6/89
PROCLAMATION #5950, National Consumers Week, 1989.
April 23 - 29, 1989.
#387
4/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Shamir of Israel, Upon Departure. The South
Grounds. 12:15 p.m. EST.
#388
4/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Shamir of Israel, During Toasts. State Dining
Room. 9:35 p.m. EDT.
#389
4/7/89
STATEMENT BY MARLIN FITZWATER, On the President's
meeting with Salvadoran President-elect
Alfredo Cristiani and Vice-President-elect
Francisco Merino in the Oval Office.
#390
4/7/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: H.R. 829.
#391
4/7/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES ON
APPROPRIATIONS AND THE SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES
ON ARMED SERVICES, On action concerning the
ICBM modernization program.
#392
4/7/89
PROCLAMATION #5951, National Former Prisoners of
War Recognition Day, 1989. April 9, 1989.
#393
4/7/89
FACT SHEET, On the President's Program for
Oil Cleanup Assistance in Alaska.
#394
4/7/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, The Briefing
Room. 10:50 a.m. EST. (WITH Q AND A).
#395
4/7/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION
SAM SKINNER AND EPA ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM
REILLY AND SECRETARY OF DEFENSE RICHARD
CHENEY, 11:08 a.m. EST.
#396
4/10/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing S. 20,
the "Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989."
#397
4/10/89 DESIGNATION, OF John Charles Gartland as Chairman
of the National Commission for Employment Policy.
Biog.
#398
4/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Diane Kay Morales to be an
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Environment,
Safety and Health). Biog.
#399
4/10/89
FACT SHEET, The Whistleblower Protection Act of
1989.
#400
4/10/89
PROCLAMATION #5952, National Voluteer Week, 1989.
April 9-15, 1989.
#401
4/10/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the National
Voluteer Organizations. The Rose Garden.
11:00 a.m. EDT.
#402
4/10/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Signing
of Whistle-Blower Legislation. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 2:05 p.m. EST.
#403
4/11/89
ANNOUNCEMENT, That Eugene J. McAllister will
continue to serve as Assistant Secretary of
State (Economic and Business Affairs) at the
Department of State. Biog.
#404
4/11/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Volunteer Action
Awards Ceremony. The East Room. 1:20 p.m. EST.
#405
4/12/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
release of President and Mrs. Bush's 1988
tax returns.
#406
4/12/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard Harrison Truly to be
Administrator of the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration. Biog.
#407
4/12/89
NOMINATION, Of James R. Thompson, Jr. to
be Deputy Administrator of the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration. Biog.
#408
4/12/89
PROCLAMATION #5953, Crime Victims Week, 1989.
April 9 - 15, 1989.
#409
4/12/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
On submitting the "Judicial Salary Act of 1989."
#410
4/12/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
On sumbitting the "Government-Wide Ethics
Act of 1989.
#411
4/12/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12674, Principles of Ethical
Conduct for Government Officers and Employees.
#412
4/12/89
FACT SHEET, The Government-Wide Ethics Act of
1989, President Bush's Ethics Reform Proposals.
#413
4/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To American Society
of Newspaper Editors. J.W. Marriott Hotel.
1:35 p.m. EDT.
#414
4/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Michigan
Basketball Team, 1989 NCAA Champions. The
Rose Garden. 11:05 a.m. EDT.
#415
4/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Fire Service Institute Dinner. Washington,
D.C.
#416
4/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Fire Service
Dinner. Sheraton Washington Hotel.
Washington, D.C. 7:08 p.m. EDT.
#417
4/13/89
Union, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY,
On the following subjects: The President's
invitation to President Virgilio Barco of
Columbia to visit Washington in July; The
President's trip to Detroit on April 17;
The increase in retail sales in March;
The President will deliver five commencement
addresses this May.
#418
4/13/89
Union, NOMINATION, Of Martin Lewis Allday
to be Solicitor of the Department of the
Interior. Biog.
#419
4/13/89
Union, NOMINATION, Of Frank A. Bracken to be
Under Secretary of the Interior. Biog.
#420
4/13/89
Union, NOMINATION, Of Eddie F. Brown to be
an Assistant Secretary of the Interior
(Indian Affairs). Biog.
#421
4/13/89
Union, NOMINATION, Of H. Lawrence Garrett, III
to be Secretary of the Navy. Biog.
#422
4/13/89
Union, NOMINATION, Of Frank Henry Habicht, II
to be Deputy Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency. Biog.
#423
4/13/89
NOMINATION, Of Bryce L. Harlow to be Deputy
Under Secretary of the Treasury (Legislative
Affairs). Biog.
#424
4/13/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas D. Larson to be
Administrator of the Federal Highway
Administration. Biog.
#425
4/13/89
Union, MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
On Certification with Respect to Section 1307
of the National Defense Authorization Act,
Fiscal Year 1989.
#426
4/13/89
Union, STATEMENT, Justification for Certification
with respect to permitting continued sales
of defense articles to Saudi Arabia.
#427
4/13/89
Union, TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN RELATIONS, On Section 1307 of the
National Defense Authorization Act, Fiscal
Year 1989.
#428
4/13/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, Concerning the
Generalized System of Preferences and two
current beneficiary countries, Burma and the
Central African Republic.
#429
4/13/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE UNITED STATES TRADE
REPRESENTATIVE, On Actions Concerning the
Generalized System of Preferences.
#430
4/13/89
PROCLAMATION, #5954, Pan American Day
and Pan American Week, 1989. April 14, 1989
and April 9-15, 1989.
#431
4/13/89
PROCLAMATION #5955, Amending the Generalized
System of Preferences.
#432
4/13/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President
to Union, New Jersey.
#433
4/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
"Project Education Reform: Time For Results"
Conference. Union, New Jersey.
#434
4/13/89
Union, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
"Project Education Reform: Time For
Results" Conference. Union High School.
Union, New Jersey. 1:40 p.m. EST.
#435
4/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Announcement
of New NASA Administrator. The Roosevelt
Room. 2:35 p.m. EDT.
#436
4/14/89
STATEMENT, On the Bipartisan Budget Agreement
Between the President and the Joint Leadership
of Congress.
#437
4/14/89
STATEMENT, The President approved Federal
disaster aid to help the State of
Washington recover from the effects of
flooding and mudslides caused by subsurface
freezing and heavy rainfall on March 8-17,
1989.
#438
4/14/89
ANNOUNCEMENT, That Frank E. Young, M.D.
will continue to serve as Commissioner of
Food and Drugs at the Department of Health
and Human Services. Biog.
#439
4/14/89
NOMINATION, Of David George Ball to be an
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Pension and
Welfare Benefit). Biog.
#440
4/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Jacqueline Knox Brown to be
an Assistant Secretary of Energy
(Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs)
Biog.
#441
4/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Brian W. Clymer to be Urban
Mass Transportation Administrator at the
Department of Transportation. Biog.
#442
4/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Joseph G. Schiff to be an
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Public and Indian Housing).
Biog.
#443
4/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Paul Dundes Wolfowitz to be
Under Secretary of Defense for Policy. Biog.
#444
4/14/89
PROCLAMATION #5956, Education Day, U.S.A.,
1989 and 1990. April 16, 1989. April 6, 1990.
#445
4/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Congressional
Leaders on the Bipartisan Budget Agreement.
The Rose Garden. 10:24 a.m. EDT.
#446
4/14/89
PRESS BRIEFING, By the Negotiating Group
of the Bipartisan Budget Agreement. The
Briefing Room. 10:46 a.m. EDT.
#368
4/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard Schmalensee to be a
Member of the Council of Economic Advisors. Biog.
#369
4/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Catalina Vasquez Villalpando to
be Treasurer of the United States. Biog.
#370
4/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and President Mubarak
of Egypt, In Exchange of Toasts. The State
Dining Room. 9:35 p.m. EDT.
#371
4/4/89
REMARKS OF PRESIDENT ARIAS OF COSTA RICA, During
question and answer session with the press.
10:35 a.m. EDT.
#372
4/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During ceremeony
commemorating the 40th anniversary of the
North Atlantic Treaty. The Rose Garden.
11:04 a.m. EDT.
#373
4/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH 2 AND A),
To the American Business Conference. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 2:10 p.m. EDT.
#374
4/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Frank Quill Nebeker to be Chief
Judge of the United States Court of Veterans
Appeals. Biog.
#375
4/5/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Transmitting the Annual Report on International
Activities in Science and Technology (S&T) for
Fiscal Year 1988.
#376
4/5/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
On transmitting for consideration and enactment
the "Education Excellence Act of 1989."
#377
4/5/89
FACT SHEET, On the Education Excellence Act of
1989.
#378
4/5/89
REMARKS BY THE/PRESIDENT, During the National
Teacher of the Year Award Ceremony. The Rose
Garden. 11:41 a.m. EDT.
#379
4/5/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF EDUCATION LAURO
CAVAZOS AND DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY OF EDUCATION
CHARLES KOLB. The Briefing Room. 12:16 p.m. EDT.
#380
4/6/89
ANNOUNCEMENT, That Leonard H.O. Spearman, Jr.
will continue to serve as Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Rwanda. Biog.
#381
4/6/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Mary McClure to be Special
Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental
Affairs. Biog.
#382
4/6/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Reporting the developments concerning the
national emergency with respect to Panama.
#383
4/6/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
On continuing the national emergency with
respect to Panama.
#384
4/6/89
NOTICE, On the Continuation of the Panamanian
Emergency.
#447
4/17/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President
to Detroit, Michigan.
#448
4/17/89
FACT SHEET, Support for Polish Reforms.
#449
4/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Citizens of Hamtramck, Michigan. Hamtramck,
Michigan.
#450
4/17/89
Hamtramck, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Citizens of Hamtramck. Hamtramck City Hall.
Hamtramck, Michigan. 11:53 a.m. EST.
#451
4/18/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On meeting with
Secretary Sullivan to disscuss efforts to
improve the health of mothers and children.
#452
4/18/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
growing violence in Lebanon and the President's
discussion with President Mitterrand of
France on efforts to calm the situation.
#453
4/18/89
STATEMENT, The President is transmitting to
Congress the annual report of the Commodity
Credit Corportation for fiscal year 1987.
#454
4/18/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
On reporting five deferrals of budget authority
totaling $649,663,811.
#455
4/18/89
FACT SHEET, Building A Better America:
Improving Medicaid for Pregnant Women, Infants,
and Children.
#456
4/18/89
FACT SHEET, Implementation of the Bipartisan
Accord on Central America.
#457
4/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Signing Ceremony
For Central American Bipartisan Agreement.
The Rose Garden. 2:18 p.m. EDT.
#458
4/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PREISIDENT, To Building and
Construction Trades AFL-CIO Legislative
Conference. Washington Hilton Hotel.
Washington, D.C. 10:16 a.m. EDT.
#459
4/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (Radio), On U.S.
Department of Agriculture Farm Radio Broadcast.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Washington, D.C. 1:18 p.m. EDT.
#460
4/19/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, National Nursing
Home Week, 1989. May 14-20, 1989.
#461
4/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Morton Isaac Abramowitz as
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Turkey.
Biog.
#462
4/19/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and King Hussein of
Jordan, Upon Departure. The Rose Garden.
10:34 a.m. EDT.
#463
4/20/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: H.J. Res. 102.
#464
4/20/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 666.
#465
4/20/89
NOMINATION, Of D. Allan Bromley to be
Director of the Office of Science and Technology
Policy. Biog.
#466
4/20/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FORM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, On transmitting
the report on the activities of countries
within the United Nations and its speacialized
agencies.
#467
4/20/89
PROCLAMATION #5957, National Recycling
Month, 1989. April 1989.
#468
4/20/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12675, Establishing the
National Space Council.
#469
4/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Vice President,
During Signing Ceremony for the Space Council
Executive Order. The Vice President's Office.
The Old Executive Office Building. 1:08 p.m. EDT.
#470
4/20/89
INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, (WITH 0 AND A),
By the Oval Office Pool. Oval Office Patio.
10:20 a.m. EDT.
#471
4/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the NCAA Championship
University of Tennessee Women's Basketball Team.
The Rose Garden. 11:05 a.m. EDT.
#472
4/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and King Hussein,
During Exchange of Toasts. The State Dining
Room.
#473
4/21/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Lebanese-American
leaders and Lebanese officials to discuss
the current situation in Lebanon.
#474
4/21/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 112.
#475
4/21/89
DESIGNATION, Of James J. Carey to be Acting
Chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission.
Biog.
#476
4/21/89
DESIGNATION, Of David W. McCall to be
Chairman of the National Commission on
Superconductivity. Biog.
#477
4/21/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, On continuing
the emergency with respect to Nicaragua.
#478
4/21/89
TEXT OF LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, Concerning the
national emergency with respect to Nicaragua.
#479
4/21/89
NOTICE, On the Continuation of Nicaraguan
Emergency.
#480
4/21/89
PROCLAMATION #5958, National Organ and
Tissue Donor Awareness Week, 1989 and 1990.
#481
4/21/89
PROCLAMATION #5959, Law Day, U.S.A., 1989.
May 1, 1989.
#482
4/21/89
PROCLAMATION #5960, Death of American
Servicemen on Board the USS Iowa.
#483
4/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Signing Ceremony
for Law Day. The Roosevelt Room. 11:05 a.m. EDT.
#484
4/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Mary Lasker,
At Congressional Gold Metal Award Ceremony.
The Rose Garden. 2:59 p.m. EDT.
#485
4/24/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Chicago,
Illinois.
#486
4/24/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Bismarck,
North Dakota.
#487
4/24/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Memorial Service for U.S.S. Iowa Sailors.
Norfolk, Virginia.
#488
4/24/89
Norfolk, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At U.S.S.
Iowa Memorial Service. Norfolk Naval Air
Station. Norfolk, Virginia. 9:23 a.m. EDT.
#489
4/24/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Associated Press Business Luncheon of the
American Newspaper Publishers Association.
Chicago, Illinos.
#490
4/24/89
Chicago, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To American
Newspaper Publishers Association. Fairmont
Hotel. Chicago, Illinois. 12:17 p.m. CDT.
#491
4/24/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
North Dakota Centennial Grove Celebration.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
#492
4/24/89
Bismarck, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During
Dedication of North Dakota's Centennial Grove.
Capitol Square. Bismarck, North Dakota.
4:35 p.m. CDT.
#493
4/25/89
San Jose, STATEMENT, The President declared
that a major disaster exists in the areas of
Texas struck by severe thunderstorms and
flooding March 28-29, 1989.
#494
4/25/89
San Jose, APPOINTMENT, Of Bonnie Guiton to be
Director of the Office of Consumer Affairs
at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Biog.
#495
4/25/89
Los Angeles, NOMINATION, Of Richard L.
Armitage to be Secretary of the Army. Biog.
#496
4/25/89
San Jose, NOMINATION, Of Robert Davila to be
Assistant Secretary for the Office of Special
Education and Rehabilitative Services and Of
Nell Carney to be Commissioner of the
Rehabilitation Services Administration. Biogs.
#497
4/25/89
San Jose, NOMINATION, Of William Lucas to be
an Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights
Division). Biog.
#498
4/25/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Palo Alto, California.
#499
4/25/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Rancho Del Rio, California.
#500
4/25/89
San Jose, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
To the Ford Aerospace, Space Systems Division.
Palo Alto, California.
#501
4/25/89
Palo Alto, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
Ford Aerospace Space Systems Division.
Ford Aerospace, Space Systems Division.
Palo Alto, California. 9:27 a.m. PDT.
#502
4/25/89
San Jose, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At Rancho Del Rio. Orange County, California.
#503
4/25/89
Orange County, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
At Rancho Del Rio. Rancho Del Rio. Orange
County, California. 12:33 p.m. PDT.
#504
4/25/89
Orange County, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Prepared, To the Hispanic Event. Los Angeles,
California.
#505
4/25/89
Los Angeles, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
To Hispanic Event. UCLA James West Alumni
Center. Los Angeles, California. 5:28 p.m. PDT.
#506
4/26/89
Austin, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the
death of actress and comedienne Lucille Ball.
#507
4/26/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12676, Delegating Authority
to Provide Assistance for the Nicaraguan
Resistance.
#508
4/26/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Austin,
Texas.
#509
4/26/89
Los Angeles, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and
President Reagan, (WITH Q' AND A), During
Photo Opportunity. President Reagan's Office.
Fox Plaza. Los Angeles, California.
9:48 a.m. PDT.
#510
4/26/89
Los Angeles, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Prepared, To A Joint Session of the Texas
State Legislature. Austin, Texas.
#511
4/26/89
Austin, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To A
Joint Session of the Texas State Legislature.
State Capitol Building. Austin, Texas.
4:35 p.m. CDT.
#512
4/27/89
Clearwater, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the May 7th elections in Panama.
#513
4/27/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Clearwater, Florida.
#514
4/27/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Miami,
Florida for International Drug Enforcement
Conference.
#515
4/27/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Miami,
Florida for for "C-3-I East" Dedication.
#516
4/27/89
Miami, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
To the International Drug Enforcement
Conference. Miami, Florida.
#517
4/27/89
Miami, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
International Drug Enforcement Conference.
Biscayne Bay Marriott Hotel. Miami, Florida.
9:55 a.m. EDT.
#518
4/27/89
Miami, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At the C3I Dedication. Miami, Florida.
#519
4/27/89
Miami, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During
"C-3-I East" Dedication. U.S. Coast Guard
Communications Station. Miami, Florida.
11:40 a.m. EDT.
#520
4/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Dedication of the Michael Bilirakis Alzheimer's
Center. St. Mark Village. Palm Harbor,
Florida.
#521
4/27/89
Palm Harbor, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
the Dedication of the Michael Bilirakis
Alzheimer's Center. St. Mark Village.
Palm Harbor, Florida. 2:11 p.m. EDT.
#522
4/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
Andrew Mellon Dinner. National Gallery of
Art. Washington, D.C.
#523
4/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5961, National Arbor Day, 1989.
April 28, 1989.
#524
4/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5962, Loyalty Day, 1989.
May 1, 1989.
#525
4/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5963, Bicentennial Celebration
of the Inauguration of George Washington.
April 30, 1989.
#526
4/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5964, National Drinking
Water Week, 1989. May 1-7, 1989.
#527
4/28/89
PROCLAMATION #5965, National Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution Centennial
Day, 1989. April 30, 1989.
#528
4/28/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12677, Historically
Black Colleges and Universities.
#529
4/28/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12678, Level IV of the
Executive Schedule.
#530
4/28/89
FACT SHEET, Executive Order on Historically
Black Colleges and Universities.
#531
4/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the American
Legislative Exchange Council. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 11:28 p.m. EDT.
#532
4/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Signing
Ceremony for New Executive Order on
Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
The Rose Garden. 2:10 p.m. EDT.
#533
4/28/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the FSX Agreement
with Japan. The Briefing Room. 4:55 p.m. EDT.
#534
4/30/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
200th Anniversary of George Washington's
Inauguration. New York City, New York.
#535
4/30/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
200th Anniversary of George Washington's
Inauguration. Federal Hall. New York City,
New York. 12:53 p.m. EDT.
#536
5/1/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 45.
#537
5/1/89
NOMINATION, Of Donald B. Rice to be Secretary
of the Air Force. Biog.
#538
5/1/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting the Agreement between the
Government of the United States of America
and the Government of the Republic of Korea
Concerning Fisheries off the Coasts of the
United States.
#539
5/1/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the U.S. Chamber
of Commerce. Constitution Hall. Washington,
D.C. 10:20 a.m. EDT.
#540
5/1/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Swearing-In
Ceremony for Susan Engeleiter as Administrator
of the Small Business Administration. The
Roosevelt Room. 11:22 a.m. EDT.
#541
5/2/89
STATEMENT, The President approved a proposed
sale of 1.5 million metric tons of wheat
to the Soviet Union under the Export Enhancement
Program (EEP).
#542
5/2/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress two reports: the 15th annual report
of the Federal Council on the Aging and
the 23rd annual report of the National
Endowment for the Humanities.
#543
5/2/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress the first Comprehensive Triennial
Report on Immigration, 1989.
#544
5/2/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 60.
#545
5/2/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Keith Lapham Brown will continue to serve
as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Denmark. Biog.
#546
5/2/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
William Andreas Brown will continue to serve
as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States to Israel. Biog.
#547
5/2/89
REAPPOINTMENT, Of Zvi Kestenbaum to be a
Member of the Commission for the Preservation
of America's Heritage Abroad. Biog.
#548
5/2/89
NOMINATION, Of David J. Gribbin, III to be
an Assistant Secretary of Defense (Legislative
Affairs). Biog.
#549
5/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Louis A. Williams to be
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs).
Biog.
#550
5/2/89
PROCLAMATION #5966, Jewish Heritage Week, 1989.
May 7-14, 1989.
#551
5/2/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Council of the Americas. Washington, D.C.
#552
5/2/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Council of
the Americas. The State Department.
Washington, D.C. 11:08 a.m. EDT.
#553
5/3/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 52,
which expresses gratitude for American law
enforcement personnel.
#554
5/3/89
NOMINATION, Of Sean Charles O'Keefe to be
Comptroller of the Department of Defense.
Biog.
#555
5/3/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting the Agreement between the
Government of the United States of America
and the European Economic Community
Concerning Fisheries off the Coasts of the
United States.
#556
5/3/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting the Agreement between the
Government of the United States of America
and the Government of the Republic of Iceland
Concerning Fisheries off the Coasts of the
United States.
#557
5/3/89
PROCLAMATION #5967, National Maritime Day, 1989.
May 22, 1989.
#558
5/3/89
PROCLAMATION #5968, Fire Prevention Week, 1989.
October 8-14, 1989.
#559
5/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Polish and
Chilean Human Rights Leaders. The Roosevelt
Room. 9:45 a.m. EDT.
#560
5/4/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J.Res. 124.
#561
5/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Reggie B. Walton to be Associate
Director for National Drug Control Policy
(Bureau of State and Local Affairs). Biog.
#562
5/4/89
PROCLAMATION #5969, Smith-Lever Act 75th
Anniversary, 1989. May 8, 1989.
#563
5/4/89
PROCLAMATION #5970, Older Americans Month, 1989.
May 1989.
#564
5/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Breakfast
for Religous Leaders. The Residence.
8:45 a.m. EDT.
#565
5/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Mulroney of Canada, Upon Departure. The
Diplomatic Entrance. 1:55 p.m. EDT.
#566
5/5/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, Cinco de Mayo, 1989.
#567
5/5/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On resuming
of both the Negotiation on Conventional Armed
Forces in Europe (CFE) and the talks on
Confidence and Security Building Measures
among the 35 participants in the Conference
on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE).
#568
5/5/89
STATEMENT, On the President's meeting with
Mrs. Violeta Chamorro, publisher of the
Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa.
#569
5/5/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 25.
#570
5/5/89
STATEMENT, That Malcolm Richard Wilkey will
continue to serve as Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay.
#571
5/5/89.
NOMINATION, Of Kenneth B. Kramer to be an
Associate Judge of the United States Court
of Veterans Appeals. Biog.
#572
5/5/89
DESIGNATION, Of William L. Dickinson (R-AL)
as the President's personal representative
to the 1989 Paris Air Show from June 8-18, 1989.
#573
5/5/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
On submitting the report of the Department
of Health and Human Services regarding the
administration of the Radiation Control for
Health and Safety Act during calendar year
1988.
#574
5/5/89
PROCLAMATION #5971, World Trade Week, 1989.
May 21-27, 1989.
#574A
5/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At The Cinco De Mayo
Celebration. The East Room. 2:15 p.m. EDT.
#575
5/8/89
NOMINATION, Of Julia Chang Bloch to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleniopentiary
of the United States of America to the Kingdom
of Nepal. Biog.
#576
5/8/89
NOMINATION, Of Kyo Ryoon Jhin to be Chief Counsel
for Advocacy at the Small Business Administration.
Biog.
#577
5/8/89
PROCLAMATION #5972, Asian/Pacific American
Heritage Week, 1989. May 7-13, 1989.
#578
5/8/89
PROCLAMATION #5973, Small Business Week, 1989.
May 7-13, 1989.
#579
5/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Signing Ceremony
for Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week
Proclamation. The Rose Garden. 10:15 a.m. EDT.
#580
5/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Ceremony for
Honoring Small Business Person of the Year.
The East Room. 1:40 p.m. EDT.
#581
5/9/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
will undergo a routine physical examination
at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 8:00 a.m. on
Wednesday, May 10, 1989.
#582
5/9/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of North Dakota
in area struck by flooding on March 29, 1989.
#583
5/9/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of Minnesota in the
area struck by flooding on March 29, 1989.
#584
5/9/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
On transmitting the District of Columbia
Government's FY 1990 Budget and FY 1989
Budget supplemental.
#585
5/9/89
FACT SHEET, President Bush's Child Care
Principles and Visit to the Shiloh Child Care
Development Center
#586
5/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Discussion with
Teachers of the Shiloh Baptist Church Child
Care Center. Shiloh Baptist Church.
Washington, D.C. 10:45 a.m. EDT.
#587
5/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Phone Call
to Atlantis Shuttle Astronauts. The Oval
Office. 2:17 p.m. EDT.
#588
5/9/89
INTERVIEW BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
By the Oval Office Pool. The Oval Office.
3:20 p.m. EDT.
#589
5/10/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
President completed a routine physical
examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital and
is in excellent health.
#590
5/10/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of Alaska in
the area that was struck by severe freezing
conditions during the period January 15-
February 15, 1989.
#591
5/10/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress amendments to. the request for
appropriations for the Department of Defense.
#592
5/11/89
STATEMENT, The President is transmitting to
Congress the annual report of the Corporation
for Public Broadcasting for fiscal year 1988.
#593
5/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Janet Dempsey Steiger to be
a Federal Trade Commissioner. Biog.
#594
5/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Deborah Kaye Owen to be a
Federal Trade Commissioner. Biog.
#595
5/11/89
NOMINATION, Of James Franklin Rill to be an
Assistant Attorney General (Antitrust
Division). Biog.
#596
5/11/89
PROCLAMATION #5974, Mother's Day, 1989.
May 14, 1989.
#597
5/11/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
On the elections in Panama. The Briefing
Room. 4:07 p.m. EDT.
#598
5/11/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR
GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT, On the situation
in Panama. The Briefing Room. 4:21 p.m. EDT.
#599
5/12/89
Houston, MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, On Police
Week (May 14-20, 1989) and Police Officers'
Memorial Day (May 15, 1989).
#600
5/12/89
College Station, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the agreement by the international community
to to attend a workshop in the fall concerning
climatic change.
#601
5/12/89
College Station, STATEMENT, The President
signed H.R. 678.
#602
5/12/89
College Station, STATEMENT, The President
signed S.J. Res. 62.
#603
5/12/89
College Station, STATEMENT, Announcing the
members of the Presidential Delegation to the
inaugural ceremonies of President-elect
Andres Rodrigues of Paraguay.
#604
5/12/89
College Station, NOMINATION, Of E. Bart
Daniel to be the United States Attorney
for the District of South Carolina. Biog.
#605
5/12/89
Houston, NOMINATION, Of Jerry M. Hunter to
be General Counsel of the National Labor
Relations Board. Biog.
#606
5/12/89
College Station, PROCLAMATION #5975,
National Stroke Awareness Month, 1989.
May 1989.
#607
5/12/89
College Station, PROCLAMATION #5976,
National Correctional Officer's Week, 1989.
May 7-13, 1989.
#608
5/12/89
College Station, PROCLAMATION #5977,
National Farm Safety Week, 1989.
September 17-23, 1989.
#609
5/12/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
College Station, Texas.
#610
5/12/89
FACT SHEET, "Beyond Containment" President's
Texas A&M Commencement Address.
#611
5/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
Texas A&M University. College Station,
Texas.
#612
5/12/89
College Station, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
At Texas A&M University. G. Rollie White
Coliseum. College Station, Texas.
3:05 p.m. CDT.
#613
5/13/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Lorman,
Mississippi.
#614
5/13/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Starkville, Mississippi.
#615
5/13/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Lexington, Kentucky.
#616
5/13/89
Starkville, INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A), By Air Force One Pool.
Air Force One. En Route to Mississippi
State University.
#617
5/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At Alcorn
State University Commencement. Lorman,
Mississippi.
#618
5/13/89
Lorman, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Alcorn
State University Commencement. Alcorn State
University. Lorman, Mississippi.
11:15 a.m. CDT.
#619
5/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
Mississippi State University. Starkville,
Mississippi.
#620
5/13/89
Starkville, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
Mississippi State University. Thurman
Field. Starkville, Mississippi. 3:22 p.m. CDT.
#621
5/13/89
Lexington, REMARKS BY (THE PRESIDENT, At
Fundraiser for Senator Mitch McConnell.
Will Farish Farm. Lexington, Kentucky.
9:25 p.m. EDT.
#622
5/15/89
STATEMENT, The President met today with
Cornelio Sommaruga, President of the
International Committee of the Red Cross
(ICRC).
#623
5/15/89
PROCLAMATION #5978, To Implement in Terms
of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the
United States the Nairobi Protocol to the
Florence Agreement on the Importation of
Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Materials.
#624
5/15/89
FACT SHEET, Combatting Violent Crime.
#625
5/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
National Peace Officers' Memorial Day
Service. Washington, D.C.
#626
5/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At National Peace
Officers Memorial Day Service. West Front,
U.S. Capitol. Washington, D.C. 12:29 p.m. EDT.
#627
5/16/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress the Annual Report of the National
Endowment for the Arts and the National
Council on the Arts for Fiscal Year 1989.
#628
5/16/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S. 968.
#629
5/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert D. Orr to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
United States of America to the Republic of
Singapore. Biog.
#630
5/16/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
On transmitting the annual report of the
National Science Foundation for Fiscal Year
1988.
#631
5/16/89
PROCLAMATION #5979, Trauma Awareness Month,
1989. May 1989.
#632
5/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Space Shuttle
Atlantis Astronauts and Student Winners of
Orbiter-Naming Competition. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 1:17 p.m. EDT.
#633
5/17/89
STATEMENT, The President decided against
intervening in the possible acquisition by
ASEA Brown Boveri Ltd. (ABB), of Westinghouse
Electric Corporation's interest in an
ABB-Westinghouse joint venture for the
manufacture, distribution, sale and servicing
of electrical transmission and distribution
equipment in the United States.
#634
5/17/89
STATEMENT, The President singed S.J. Res. 37.
#635
5/17/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Charles E. M. Kolb will continue to serve as
Deputy Under Secretary for Planning, Budget,
and Evaluation at the Department of Education.
Biog.
#636
5/17/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Roland
R. Vantour will continue to serve as Under
Secretary of Agriculture for Small Community
and Rural Development. Biog.
#637
5/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Antonio Lopez to be an Associate
Director of the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (National Preparedness Directorate). Biog.
#638
5/17/89
PROCLAMATION #5980, National Defense
Transportation Day and National Transportation
Week, 1989. May 19, 1989 and May 14-20, 1989.
#639
5/17/89
PROCLAMATION #5981, National Osteoporosis
Prevention Week, 1989 and 1990.
May 14-20, 1989 and May 13-19, 1990.
#640
5/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the American
Retail Federation. Room 450. Old Executive
Office Building. 10:03 a.m. EDT.
#641
5/17/89
FACT SHEET, Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal
Holiday Commission Extension Act.
#642
5/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Coretta Scott
King, During the Martin Luther King, Jr.
Legislation Signing Ceremony. The East Room.
1:20 p.m. EDT.
#642A
5/18/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the Ways and
Means Committee vote on the S&L Financing Plan.
#643
5/18/89
Rochester, STATEMENT, The President sent to
Congress requests for fiscal year 1990 amended
budget requests totalling $245.9 million.
#644
5/18/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President
approved Federal disaster aid for the State of
North Carolina to assist in the recovery from
damages caused by tornadoes which struck the
area May 5-6, 1989.
#644A
5/J.8/89
Rochester, PROCLAMATION #5982, High School
Reserve Officer Training Corps Recognition Day,
1989. May 17, 1989.
#645
5/18/89
Rochester, PROCLAMATION #5983, Armed Forces
Day. The Third Saturday of each May.
#646
5/18/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Rochester,
New York.
#647
5/18/89
Rochester, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In
Discussion with Teachers of Wilson Magnet School.
Wilson Magnet School. Rochester, New York.
10:48 a.m. EDT.
#648
5/18/89
Rochester, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Students and Faculty of Wilson Magnet School.
Wilson Magnet School. Rochester, New York.
11:16 a.m. EDT.
#649
5/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To
Rochester Brainpower Supporters. ) Rochester,
New York.
#650
5/18/89
Rochester, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Rochester Brain Power Supporters. Elmgrove
Kodak Plant. Rochester, New York. 12:01 p.m. EDT.
#651
5/20/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY,
The President received his daily intelligence
briefing, including an update on the status
of events in China.
#652
5/20/89
Kennebunkport, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF
STATE JAMES BAKER AND FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER
ROLAND DUMAS, St. Anthony Franciscan Monastery.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 3:10 p.m. EDT.
#653
5/21/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Boston,
Massachusetts.
#654
5/21/89
Boston, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Boston
University Commencement Ceremony. Boston
University. Boston, Massachusetts. 1:28 p.m. EDT.
#655
5/21/89
Boston, PRESS CONFERENCE, Of President Bush
and President Mitterrand. Boston University.
Boston, Massachusetts. 1:28 p.m. EDT.
(WITH Q AND A).
#656
5/22/89
STATEMENT> The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of Louisiana and
ordered Federal aid to supplement state and local
recovery efforts in the area struck by severe
storms and flooding starting May 5, 1989.
#657
5/22/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas Joseph Murrin to be
Deputy Secretary of Commerce. Biog.
#658
5/22/89
PROCLAMATION #5984, National Digestive Disease
Awareness Month, 1989. May 1989.
#659
5/22/89
PROCLAMATION #5985, Prayer for Peace, Memorial
Day, 1989. May 29, 1989.
#660
5/22/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the Cuban
Independence Day Briefing. Room 450. Old
Executive Office Building. 2:34 p.m. EDT.
#661
5/22/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the State Dinner
Honoring the Nation's Governors. The State
Dining Room. 9:40 p.m. EDT.
#662
5/23/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
met today with Wan Li, Chairman of the Standing
Committee of the National People's Congress.
#663
5/23/89
STATEMENT, Text of letter sent to the House
leadership to secure assistance in resolving
the current crisis in the savings and loan
industry.
#664
5/23/89
NOMINATION, Of Mark L. Edelman to be Deputy
Administrator of the Agency for International
Development. Biog.
#665
5/23/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Reporting on the developments concerning the
national emergency with respect to Iran.
#666
5/23/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER III. On the President's
trip to Europe for the NATO Meeting. The
Briefing Room. 12:03 p.m. EDT.
#667
5/23/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At White House News
Photographers Association Annual Awards Dinner.
The Washington Hilton Hotel. Washington, D.C.
#668
5/24/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Israeli Defense
Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
#669
5/24/89
New London, NOMINATION, Of Dee V. Benson to
be the United States Attorney for the District
of Utah. Biog.
#670
5/24/89
New London, PROCLAMATION #5986, National
Day of Rememberance for the Victims of the
USS Iowa. May 29, 1989.
#671
5/24/89
INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, By Leo Wieland-
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Federal Republic
of Germany; Martin Walker-The Guardian, Great
Britain; Roberto Pesenti-Il Messaggero, Italy;
Hans Muys-De Standaard, Belgium. May 23, 1989.
The Oval Office. 10:40 a.m. EDT.
#672
5/24/89
New London, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
Coast Guard Academy Graduation Ceremony. Nitchman
Field. Coast Guard Academy. New London,
Connecticut. 12:13 p.m. EDT.
#673
5/25/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President's
decision regarding the Super 301 issue will be
announced tommorrow by U.S. Trade Representative
Carla Hills.
#674
5/25/89
STATEMENT, The President will award the
Presidential Medal of Freedom to Congressman
Claude Pepper.
#675
5/25/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 247.
#676
5/25/89
DESIGNATION, Of Linda Arey Skladany to be
Acting Chairman of the Occupational Safety and
Health Review Commission. Biog.
#677
5/25/89
APPOINTMENT. Of Barbara Hackman Franklin to be
a Member of the Advisory Committee for Trade
Policy and Negotiations. Biog.
#678
5/25/89
NOMINATION, Of C. Austin Fitts to be an
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Federal Housing Commissioner). Biog.
#679
5/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Fred T. Goldberg, Jr. to be
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Biog.
#680
5/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Edward Joseph Perkins to be
Director General of the Foreign Service. Biog.
#681
5/25/89
PROCLAMATION #5987, National Safe Boating
Week, 1989. June 4-10, 1989.
#682
5/26/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, The United States
Trade Representative will submit to the
Congress a report concerning actions to be taken
under the so-called Super 301 provisions of the
Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988.
#683
5/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Departure for Europe. Andrews Air Force Base,
Maryland.
#684
5/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Departure for
Trip to Europe. Andrews Air Force Base.
Suitland, Maryland. 7:07 a.m. EDT.
#685
5/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, Upon
arrival in Rome Italy. Rome, Italy.
#686
5/26/89
Rome, Upon Arrival in Rome, Italy. Ciampino
Airport. Rome, Italy. 10:27 p.m. (L).
#687
5/27/89
Rome, FACT SHEET, The Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver
Pilot Program (NVWPP).
#688
5/27/89
Rome, REMARKS OF THE PRESIDENT and His Holiness
Pope John Paul II. Papal Library. The Vatican.
7:10 p.m. (L).
#689
5/27/89
Rome, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the American
Seminary at the Vatican. The Vatican.
7:18 p.m. (L).
#690
5/27/89
Rome, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
Inexchange of Toasts at Dinner Hosted by Prime
Minister De Mita. Rome, Italy.
#691
5/27/89
Rome, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Dinner with
Prime Minister De Mita. Villa. Madama. Rome,
Italy. 9:20 p.m. (L).
#692
5/28/89
Rome, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
Memorial Day Ceremony. Nettuno, Italy.
#693
5/28/89
Rome, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Memorial Day
Ceremony. American Cemetery. Nettuno, Italy.
10:41 a.m. (L).
#694
5/28/89
INTERVIEW OF NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR GENERAL
BRENT SCOWCROFT, By ABC "This Week with David
Brinkley." ABC Studios. Rome, Italy.
1:34 p.m. (L).
#695
5/28/89
Rome, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At American
Embassy Community Greeting. American Embassy.
Rome, Italy. 2:30 p.m. (L).
#696
5/28/89
Rome, INTERVIEW WITH CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN H. SUNUNU,
By Frank Sesno and Charles Bierbaurer of CNN's
Newsmaker Sunday. The Excelsior Hotel. Rome,
Italy. 3:40 p.m. (L). May 27, 1989.
#697
5/28/89
Brussels, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon
Arrival in Brussels, Belgium. Brussels
International Airport. Brussels, Belgium.
6:07 p.m. (L).
#698
#5/29/89
Brussels, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the
President's initiatives for a conventional
arms control agreement. U.S. Mission Annex.
NATO Headquarters. Brussels, Belgium.
12:24 p.m. (L). (WITH I AND A).
#699
5/29/89
Brussels, FACT SHEET, On the President's
Initiative on Conventional Arms Control.
#700
5/30/89
Bonn, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the death
of Claude Pepper.
#701
5/30/89
Bonn, INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR
GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT, By Frank Sesno of
CNN. May 30, 1989
#702
5/30/89
Brussels, PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH I AND A), Luns Press Theatre. NATO
Headquarters. Brussels, Belgium.
12:49 p.m. (L).
#703
5/30/89
Brussels, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
Brussels American School. Brussels American
School. Brussels, Belgium. 2:40 p.m. (L).
#704
5/30/89
Bonn, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Chancellor
Kohl, During Press Availability. The
Chancellery. Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany.
6:21 p.m. (L).
#705
5/30/89
Bonn, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES BAKER. Maritim Hotel. Bonn, Federal
Republic of Germany. 7:00 p.m. (L).
#706
5/30/89
Brussels, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
In Exchange of Toasts at Dinner Hosted by
Chancellor Kohl. Bonn, Federal Republic of
Germany.
#707
5/30/89
Bonn, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Exchange of
Toasts. Redoute Castle. Bonn, Federal Republic
of Germany. 8:51 p.m. (L).
#708
5/31/89
London, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the
resignation of House Speaker Jim Wright.
#709
5/31/89
Bonn, MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Determination Under Section 402 (d) (5) of the
Trade Act of 1974 -- Continuation of Waiver
Authority.
#710
5/31/89
Bonn, MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES: Transmitting the documents referred
to in Subsection 402 (d) (5) of the Trade Act
of 1974.
#711
5/31/89
Mainz, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At American
Embassy Community Meeting. Sussmuth Residence.
Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany.
11:20 a.m. (L).
#712
5/31/89
Bonn, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At
Rheingoldhalle. Mainz, Federal Republic of
Germany.
#713
5/31/89
Frankfurt, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
Rheingoldhalle. Rheingoldhalle. Mainz,
Federal Republic of Germany. 1:16 p.m. (L).
#714
5/31/89
Frankfurt, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At Rhein Main Air Force Base Departure Ceremony.
Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany.
#715
5/31/89
Frankfurt, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon
Departure. Rhein Main Air Force Base.
Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany.
5:43 p.m. (L).
#716
6/1/89
London, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY,
The President approved funding for continued
operations of Landsat satellites 4 and 5 and
for the completion and launch of Landsat 6.
#717
6/1/89
London, STATEMENT, On the first anniversary
of the signing of the INF Treaty.
#718
6/1/89
London, STATEMENT, The President announced
that Richard Wood Boehm would continue to
serve as Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Sultanate of Oman. Biog.
#719
6/1/89
London, STATEMENT, The President announced
that Michael Ussery would continue to serve
as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States to the Kingdom of Morocco.
Biog.
#720
6/1/89
London, DESIGNATION, Of Roger B. Porter to be
Acting Chairman of the President's Commission
on White House Fellowships. Biog.
#721
6/1/89
London, NOMINATION, Of Timothy B. Atkeson to
be Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency (International Activities).
Biog.
#722
6/1/89
London, NOMINATION, Of Shirley Temple Black to
be Ambassasor Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. Biog.
#723
6/1/89
London, NOMINATION, Of Morris Dempson Busby to
be accorded rank of Ambassador during his tenure
as Coordinator for Counter Terrorism. Biog.
#724
6/1/89
London, NOMINATION, Of C. Howard Wilkins to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to the Kingdom of
the Netherlands. Biog.
#725
6/1/89
London, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime
Minister Thatcher, In Joint Availability.
10 Downing Street. London, England.
12:40 p.m. (L). (WITH I AND A).
#726
6/1/89
London, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
American Embassy. The American Embassy.
London, England. 3:15 p.m. (L).
#727
6/1/89
London, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER. The Royal Lancaster Hotel.
London, England. 3:42 p.m. (L).
#728
6/1/89
London, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
In Exchange of Toasts At Dinner Hosted By
Prime Minister Thatcher. State Dining Room.
No. 10 Downing Street. London, England.
#729
6/1/89
London, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Exchange
of Toasts with Prime Minister Thatcher.
10 Downing Street. London, England.
10:13 p.m. (L).
#730
6/2/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A), To Air Force One Pool. En
Route From London to Pease Air Force Base.
#731
6/2/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon
Arrival at Pease Air Force Base Following Trip
to Europe. Pease Air Force Base. Portsmouth,
New Hampshire. 12:15 p.m. EDT.
#732
6/3/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On
the use of force by the Chinese government
against Chinese citizens in Tiananmen Square.
#733
6/4/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, On the death of the
Ayatollah Khomeini.
#734
6/5/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On World Environment
Day.
#735
6/5/89
STATEMENT, The President accorded the personal
rank of Ambassador to Peter Tomsen in his
capacity as the Special Envoy to the Afghan
Resistance.
#736
6/5/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Everett Ellis Briggs as Special
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs at the White House. Biog.
#737
6/5/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Deane E. Hoffmann as Special
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs and Senior Director of International
Economic Affairs at the White House. Biog.
#738
6/5/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Dr. Arnold Kanter as Special
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs and Senior Director, Defense Policy
and Arms Control. Biog.
#739
6/5/89
REAPPOINTMENT, Of Peter W. Rodman as Special
Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs and National Security Council
Counselor. Biog.
#740
6/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Constance Bastine Harriman to
be Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife
at the Department of the Interior. Biog.
#741
6/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Edward C. Stringer to be
General Counsel at the Department of Education.
Biog.
#742
6/5/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE, On submitting the bimonthly report
on progress toward a negotiated settlement
of the Cyprus question.
#743
6/5/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q
AND A), On the situation in China. The
Briefing Room. 9:40 a.m. EDT.
#744
6/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To
Membership of the Business Roundtable Conference
on Education. Washington, D.C.
#745
6/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Business
Roundtable. The J.W. Marriott Hotel.
Washington, D.C. 7:12 p.m. EDT.
#746
6/6/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the results
of Sunday's elections in Poland.
#747
6/6/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the 45th
Anniversary of D-Day.
#748
6/6/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted two
reports to Congress.
#749
6/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael J. Astrue to be General
Counsel of the Department of Health and
Human Services. Biog.
#750
6/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Roy M. Goodman to be a Member
of the National Council on the Arts. Biog.
#751
6/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Sherrie Sandy Rollins to be
an Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Public Affairs). Biog.
#752
6/6/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, Transmitting
a report required by the Export-Import Bank
Act of 1945.
#753
6/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Bhutto, During Arrival Ceremony. The South
Lawn. 10:11 a.m. EDT.
#754
6/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Bhutto, Upon Departure. The East Room.
11:33 a.m. EDT.
#755
6/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Bhutto, At State Dinner. The State Dining
Room. 10:16 p.m. EDT.
#756
6/7/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, National Fishing
Week. June 5-11, 1989.
#757
6/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael R. Deland to be a
Member of the Council on Environmental
Quality. Biog.
#758
6/8/89
STATEMENT, The President approved Federal
disaster aid to assist the State of Maine
in recovering from damages caused by severe
storms and flooding that began on May 5, 1989.
#759
6/8/89
NOMINATION, Of Debra Russell Bowland to be
Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division
at the Department of Labor. Biog.
#760
6/8/89
NOMINATION, Of William C. Brooks to be an
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Employment
Standards Administration). Biog.
#761
6/8/89
PROCLAMATION #5988, Flag Day and National
Flag Week, 1989. June 14, 1989 and
June 11-17, 1989.
#762
6/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
Ducks Unlimited Sixth International Waterfowl
Symposium. Arlington, Virginia.
#763
6/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Ducks Unlimited
Sixth International Waterfowl Symposium.
Crystal Gateway Marriot. Crystal City, Virginia.
1:10 p.m. EDT.
#764
6/8/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, The East
Room. 8:00 p.m. EDT. RTV. (WITH Ω AND A).
#765
6/9/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
strongly condemns the murder of Salvadoran
President Cristiani's newly appointed Salvadoran
Minister of the Presidency, Jose Antonio
Rodriquez Porth.
#766
6/9/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with President Soeharto
of Indionesia.
#767
6/9/89
STATEMENT, Announcing the appointments of the
1989-1990 White House Fellows.
#768
6/9/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 128.
#769
6/9/89
NOMINATION, Of William Braniff to be the
United States Attorney for the Southern District
of California. Biog.
#770
6/9/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas Patrick Melady to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Holy
See. Biog.
#771
6/12/89
STATEMENT, The President orderd Federal disaster
aid for the State of Alaska because of widespread
flooding that betan on May 1, 1989.
#772
6/12/89
STATEMENT, The President authorized the use
of Federal funds for the State of Ohio to
help meet the needs of people who suffered
losses in areas struck by heavy rains and
flooding which began on May 23, 1989.
#772A
6/12/89
DESIGNATION, Of Kenneth M. Carr as Chairman
of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Biog.
#773
6/12/89
PROCLAMATION #5989, Father's Day, 1989.
June 18, 1989.
#774
6/12/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to West
Yellowstone and Jackson, Wyoming.
#775
6/12/89
FACT SHEET, President Bush's Clean Air Plan.
#776
6/12/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY EPA ADMINISTRATOR WILLIAM
REILLY AND ENERGY SECRETARY ADMIRAL JAMES
WATKINS, On the President's Clean Air Plan.
The Briefing Room. 10:02 a.m. EDT.
#777
6/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Announcement of
the Clean Air Act Amendment. The East Room.
11:15 a.m. EDT.
#778
6/13/89
Lincoln, NOMINATION, Of Stella Garcia Guerra
to be an Assistant Secretary of the Interior
(Territorial and International Affairs). Biog.
#779
6/13/89
Lincoln, NOMINATION, Of John F. Turner to be
Director of the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service. Biog.
#780
6/13/89
MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Returning without approval H.R. 2, the "Fair
Labor Standards Amendments of 1989."
#781
6/13/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Lincoln,
Nebraska.
#782
6/13/89
Grand Teton National Park, REMARKS BY THE
PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the Teton Science
School. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
#783
6/13/89
Kelly, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the Teton
Science School. Grand Teton National Park.
Kelly, Wyoming. 9:10 a.m. (MDT).
#784
6/13/89
Lincoln, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At the University of Nebraska. Lincoln,
Nebraska.
#785
6/13/89
Lincoln, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
University of Nebraska. Bob Devaney Sports
Center. Lincoln, Nebraska. 3:25 p.m. (CDT).
#786
6/14/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
held a working lunch with Jacques Delors,
President of the Commission of the European
Communities (EC).
#787
6/14/89
STATEMENT, The President met today with Prince
Saud al-Faisal, Foreign Minister of Saudi
Arabia, to discuss the efforts of the Arab
League to resolve the Lebanon crisis.
#788
6/14/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Richard Schifter will continue to serve as
Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights
and Humanitarian Affairs. Biog.
#789
6/14/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Secretary of the Interior
Manuel J. Lujan, Jr. as the Federal member of
the Delaware and Susquehanna River Basin
Commission.
#790
6/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Raoul L. Carroll to be General
Counsel, Department of Veterans Affairs. Biog.
#791
6/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Chas. W. Freeman, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia. Biog.
#792
6/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Warren A. Lavorel to the rank
of Ambassador during his tenure of service
as the United States Coordinator for
Multilateral Trade Negotiations. Biog.
#793
6/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Edward T. Timperlake to be an
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
(Congressional and Public Affairs). Biog.
#794
6/14/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
On the Governing International Fishery
Agreement between the Government of the United
States of America and the Home Government of
the Faroe Islands and the Government of
Denmark.
#795
6/14/89
PROCLAMATION #5990, Baltic Freedom Day, 1989.
June 14, 1989.
#796
6/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
In Photo Opportunity with Prince Saud al-Faisal.
The Oval Office. 10:09 a.m. EDT.
#797
6/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Before Bipartisan
Congressional Leadership Meeting. The Cabinet
Room. 1:40 p.m. EDT.
#798
6/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Ceremony for
Winning Design for Korean War Memorial. The
Rose Garden. 2:14 p.m. EDT.
#799
6/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At President's Dinner.
Washington Convention Center. Washington, D.C.
9:45 p.m. EDT.
#800
6/15/89
Glynco, STATEMENT, On transmitting letters to
the Speaker of the House and Republican Leader
of the House of Representatives on the Financial
Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement
Act of 1989 (FIRREA).
#800A
6/15/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to Congress
fiscal year budget amendments to implement his
initiative to combat violent crime.
#800B
6/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Margaret Person Currin to be the
United States Attorney for the Eastern
District of North Carolina. Biog.
#801
6/15/89
NOMINATION, Of J. Michael Davis to be an Assistant
Secretary of Energy (Conservation and Renewable
Energy). Biog.
#802
6/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Liugi R. Einaudi to be the
Permanent Representative of the United States
of America to the Organization of American
States with the rank of Ambassador. Biog.
#803
6/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Stephen A. Wakefield to be General
Counsel of the Department of Energy. Biog.
#804
6/15/89
Glynco, MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES: Transmitting the proposed legislation
entitled "Comprehensive Violent Crime Control
Act of 1989.
#805
6/15/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Glynco, Georgia.
#806
6/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At Federal
Law Enforecement Training Center. Glyncoe,
Georgia.
#807
6/15/89
Glynco, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Federal
Law Enforcement Training Center. Federal
Law Enforcement Training Center. Glynco,
Georgia. 11:41 a.m. EDT.
#808
6/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Reception for
the Very Special Arts International Festival.
The South Lawn. 2:43 p.m. EDT.
#809
6/16/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
announcement of the Hungarian government's
intention to begin discussions with the
opposition as a first step to multiparty elections.
#810
6/16/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Edward
L. Rowny will continue to serve as Special
Advisor to the President and Secretary of State
for Arms Control Matters. Biog.
#811
6/16/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major disaster
exists in the State of Louisiana as a result of
severe storms and tornadoes that struck the
southern portion of the state on June 7-8, 1989.
#812
6/16/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S. 767.
#813
6/16/89
STATEMENT, On the guidelines for plea bargaining
involving firearms.
#814
6/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Andrew Camp Barrett to be a Member
of the Federal Communications Commission. Biog.
#815
6/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Stephen John Hadley to be an
Assistant Secretary of Defense (International
Security Policy). Biog.
#816
6/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Sherrie P. Marshall to be a
Member of the Federal Communications Commission.
Biog.
#817
6/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Henry S. Rowen to be an
Assistant Secretary of Defense (International
Security Affairs). Biog.
#818
6/16/89
PROCLAMATION #5991, National Grasslands Week,
1989. June 18-24, 1989.
#819
6/16/89
PROCLAMATION #5992, National Scleroderma
Awareness Week, 1989. June 11-17, 1989.
#820
6/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To U.S. Attorneys.
The East Room. 10:09 a.m. EDT.
#821
6/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Wichita State
University NCAA Baseball Champions. The
Rose Garden. 11:02 a.m. EDT.
#822
6/19/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Marking the
opening of Round XI of the Nuclear Space Talks
in Geneva.
#823
6/19/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Richard B. Cheney, Louis
Sullivan, and James A. Baker, III to be
government representatives on the Board of
Governors of the American Red Cross.
#824
6/19/89
MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting the United Nations Convention
Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs
and Psychotropic Substances.
#825
6/19/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Drug-Free Schools
Recognition Ceremony. The Rose Garden.
10:04 a.m. EDT.
#826
6/19/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Cheltenham High School Commencement.
Wyncote, Pennsylvaniaa
#827
6/19/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Cheltenham High
School Commencement. Cheltenham High School.
Wycotte, Pennsylvania.
#828
6/20/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
directed that the United States Government
suspend participation in all high-level
exchanges of government officials with the
People's Republic of China.
#829
6/20/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 964.
#830
6/20/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Stephen
M. Duncan will continue to serve as an
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Reserve Affairs).
Biog.
#831
6/20/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Henry E. Hockeimer will continue to serve as
an Associate Director of the United States
Information Agency (Management). Biog.
#832
6/20/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Robert W. Page, Sr. will continue to serve
as an Assistant Secretary of the Army
(Civil Works). Biog.
#833
6/20/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Frank G. Wisner will continue to serve as
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Arab
Republic of Egypt. Biog.
#834
6/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Susan M. Coughlin to be a
Member of the National Transportation Safety
Board. Biog.
#835
6/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Wade F. Horn to be Chief of
the Children's Bureau, Department of Health
and Human Services. Biog.
#836
6/20/89
NOMINATION, Of S. Anthony McCann to be an
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
(Finance and Planning). Biog.
#837
6/20/89
PROCLAMATION #5993, National Lighthouse
Day, 1989. August 7, 1989.
#838
6/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the NBA Champion
Detroit Pistons. Room 450. Old Executive
Office Building. 11:50 a.m. EDT.
#839
6/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Presidential
Scholars. The Rose Garden. 2:37 p.m. EDT.
#840
6/21/89
Richmond, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On
signing into law H.R. 932, the "Puyaliup Tribe
of Indians Settlement Act of 1989."
#841
6/21/89
Richmond, STATEMENT, The President signed
H.R. 932.
#842
6/21/89
Richmond, NOMINATION, Of Richard A. Clarke
to be an Assistant Secretary of State
(Politico-Military Affairs). Biog.
#843
6/21/89
NOMINATION, Of John J. Easton, Jr. to be
an Assistant Secretary of Energy (International
Affairs and Energy Emergencies). Biog.
#844
6/21/89
Richmond, NOMINATION, Of Claire E. Freeman to
be an Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Administration). Biog.
#845
6/21/89
Richmond, NOMINATION, Of Gerard F. Scannell to
be an Assistant Secretary of Labor (Occupational
Safety and Health). Biog.
#846
6/21/89
NOMINATION, Of Victor Stello, Jr. to be an
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Defense
Programs). Biog.
#847
6/21/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Richmond, Virginia.
#848
6/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Youth Engaged in
Service Group. The South Lawn. 11:24 a.m. EDT.
#849
6/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Family Motor Coach Association. Richmond,
Virginia.
#850
6/21/89
Richmond, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Family Motor Coach Association. Virginia
State Fairground. Richmond, Virginia.
5:41 p.m. EDT.
#851
6/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Republican Party of Virginia Fundraising
Dinner. Richmond, Virginia.
#852
6/21/89
Richmond, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Virginia GOP. Richmond, Virginia. 7:32 p.m. EDT.
#853
6/22/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Charles L. Grizzle will continue to serve
as an Assistant Administrator of the
Environmental Protection Agency (Administration
and Resource Management). Biog.
#854
6/22/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Thomas E. Collins,
III to be Assistant Secretary of Labor for
Veterans' Employment and Training. Biog.
#855
6/22/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Lou Gallegos to be
an Assistant Secretary of the Interior
(Policy, Budget and Administration). Biog.
#856
6/22/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Eugene Kistler Lawson
to be First Vice President of the Export-Import
Bank of the United States. Biog.
#857
6/22/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of John D. Macomber to
be President of the Export-Import Bank of
the United States. Biog.
#858
6/22/89
New York, NOMINATION, Of Richard Burleson
Stewart to be an Assistant Attorney
General (Lands and Natural Resources). Biog.
#859
6/22/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to New
York City, New York.
#860
6/22/89
FACT SHEET, Points of Light Initiative.
#861
6/22/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A),
In Discussion with Residents of Covenant House.
Covenant House. New York, New York.
11:35 a.m. EDT.
#862
6/22/89
New York City, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Prepared, To the New York Partnership.
New York City, New York.
#863
6/22/89
New York City, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
the New York Partnership Luncheon. New York
Hilton Hotel. New York City, New York.
1:35 p.m. EDT.
#864
6/22/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At New York State G.O.P. Dinner. New York,
New York.
#865
6/22/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At GOP
Dinner. Grand Ballroom. New York Hilton
Hotel. New York, New York. 7:16 p.m. EDT.
#866
6/22/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At the Wall Street Journal's 100th Anniversary
Dinner. New York, New York.
#867
6/22/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
Wall Street Journal's 100th Anniversary Dinner.
Winter Garden. World Financial Center.
New York, New York. 8:49 p.m. EDT.
#868
6/23/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Marking the
25th anniversary of the deaths of civil rights
activists James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and
Michael Schwerner.
#869
6/23/89
NOMINATION, Of the following individuals to
be Members of the Defense Nuclear Facilities
Safety Board: Edson G. Case, John T. Conway,
John W. Crawford, Jr., A.J. Eggenberger, and
Herbert Kouts.
#870
6/23/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting to Congress the annual report
of the Council on Environmental Quality,
Environmental Quality 1987-1988.
#871
6/23/89
PROCLAMATION #5994, United States Coast Guard
Auxiliary Day, 1989. June 23, 1989.
#872
6/23/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12679, Level IV of the
Executive Schedule.
#873
6/26/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
flight or expulsion of over 60,000 Bulgarian
citizens to Turkey.
#874
6/26/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Japanese Foreign
Minister Hiroshi Mitsuzuka in the Oval Office.
#875
6/26/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Portuguese President
Mario Soares.
#876
6/26/89
STATEMENT, Marking the beginning of Round IV
of the Nuclear Testing Talks (NTT) in Geneva
between the United States and the Soviet Union.
#877
6/26/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Michelle
Easton will continue to serve as Deputy Under
Secretary for Intergovernmental and Interagency
Affairs at the Department of Education. Biog.
#878
6/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Harry M. Snyder to be Director
of the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and
Enforcement. Biog.
#879
6/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas F. Stroock to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Guatemala.
Biog.
#880
6/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Evelyn Irene Hoopes Teegan
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Fiji. Biog.
#881
6/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Alexander Fletcher Watson to be
Deputy Representative of the United States of
America to the United Nations. Biog.
#882
6/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the American
Association of University Women. The
Sheraton Washington Hotel. Washington, D.C.
11:27 a.m. EDT.
#883
6/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To State and Local
Officials Changing Parties. The Rose Garden.
3:44 p.m. EDT.
#884
6/27/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, Independence Day,
1989.
#885
6/27/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Ω AND A),
The Briefing Room. 9:04 a.m. EDT.
#886
6/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Hawke, At Arrival Ceremony. The South Grounds.
10:10 a.m. EDT.
#887
6/27/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY ACTING SECRETARY FOR NEAR
EASTERN AND SOUTH ASIAN AFFAIRS WILLIAM CLARK,
The Briefing Room. 11:46 a.m. EDT.
#888
6/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister
Hawke of Australia, In Exchange of Toasts.
The State Dining Room. 9:25 p.m. EDT.
#889
6/28/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The White
House is working with members of Congress to
develop appropriate language for a Constitutional
Amendment on flag burning.
#890
6/28/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
David S.C. Chu will continue to serve as an
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Program
Analysis and Evaluation). Biog.
#891
6/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Alfred C. Sikes to be a Member of
the Federal Communications Commission. Biog.
#892
6/29/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the death of
Alan Woods.
#893
6/29/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with President Mobuto
Sese Seko of Zaire.
#894
6/29/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 881.
#895
6/29/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Kathleen
Day Koch will continue to serve as General
Counsel of the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
Biog.
#896
6/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Eugene P. Kopp to be Deputy
Director of the United States Information
Agency. Biog.
#897
6/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Jean McKee as a Member of the
Federal Labor Relations Authority. Biog.
#898
6/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Joy A. Silverman to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
United States of America to Barbados. Biog.
#899
6/29/89
FACT. SHEET, On President Bush's Campaign
Finance Proposals.
#900
6/29/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER, III. The Briefing Room.
10:32 a.m. EDT.
#901
6/29/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and President Mobutu
of the Republic of Zaire, Upon Departure.
The South Grounds. 1:17 p.m. EDT.
#902
6/29/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Congressional
and Administration Interns. The Library of
Congress. Washington, D.C. 2:06 p.m. EDT.
#903
6/30/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On welcoming to the
White House Mrs. Albertina Sisulu of Soweto,
South Africa.
#904
6/30/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On signing into law S. 694, extending the
authorization for the Nation's Strategic
Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
#905
6/30/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
Signing into law H.R. 2402, the Dire Emergency
Supplemental Appropriations and Transfers,
Urgent Supplementals, and Correcting Enrollment
Errors Act of 1989.
#906
6/30/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President signed
the following legislation, H.R. 2344, S. 1184,
S. 1077, S. 1180, S.J. Res. 96, S. 694, and
H.R. 2402.
#907
6/30/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President's
Fourth of July Message.
#908
6/30/89
NOMINATION, Of Jane A. Kenny to be Director of
the ACTION Agency. Biog.
#909
6/30/89
Kennebunkport, PROCLAMATION #5995, National
Literacy Day, 1989. July 2, 1989.
#910
6/30/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, For a Constitutional
Amendment to Protect the Flag. The Iwo Jima
Memorial. Washington, D.C. 9:23 a.m. EDT.
#911
6/30/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At Ceremony
Commemorating 25th Anniversary of the Civil
Rights Act. The East Room. The White House.
#912
6/30/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, On
the Anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights
Movement. The East Room. 2:05 p.m. EDT.
#913
7/3/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the Supreme Court's decision on Webster
VS. Reproductive Health Services.
#914
7/3/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the death of Andrei Gromyko.
#915
7/3/89
Kennebunkport, INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, By
Daniel Passent, Polityka; Zygmunt Broniarek,
Trybuna Ludu; and Andrew Krajewski, Gazeta
Wyborcza. The Oval Office. June 30, 1989.
10:10 a.m. EDT. (WITH Q AND A).
#916
7/3/89
Kennebunkport, PRESS BRIEFING BY CHIEF OF
STAFF GOVERNOR JOHN SUNUNU, On the Supreme
Court's decision on Webster vs Reproductive
Health Services. The Shawmut Inn.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 2:10 p.m. EDT.
#917
7/4/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY,
On President Reagan's minor horse riding
accident.
#918
7/5/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, Welcoming
the news that the Media Advertising Partnership
for a Drug-Free America is increasing its
educational efforts against the use of illegal
drugs.
#919
7/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Linda M. Combs to be an
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Management).
Biog.
#920
7/5/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY EPA ADMINSTRATOR WILLIAM
REILLY, The Briefing Room. 3:22 p.m. EDT.
#921
7/6/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to Congress
a package of fiscal year 1990 budget amendments.
#922
7/6/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 923 and
H.J. Res. 132.
#923
7/6/89
STATEMENT, The President will award today the
Presidential Medal of Freedom to the following
individuals: Lucille Ball, C. Douglas, James
H. Doolittle, George Kennan, and Margaret
Chase Smith.
#924
7/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Eric M. Javits to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Venezuela.
Biog.
#925
7/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael G. Sotirhos to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Greece. Biog.
#926
7/6/89
PROCLAMATION #5995, Captive Nations Week, 1989.
July 16-22, 1989.
#927
7/6/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12680, Administration of Foreign
Assistance and Related Functions and Arms
Export Controls.
#928
7/6/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12681, Exclusions from the
Federal Labor-Management Relations Program.
#929
7/6/89
FACT SHEET, Presidential Medal of Freedom.
#930
7/6/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
NICHOLAS BRADY, The Briefing Room. 10:00 a.m. EDT.
#931
7/6/89
REMARKS BY THE, PRESIDENT, At Presidential Medal
of Freedom Awards. The East Room. 11:58 a.m. EDT.
#932
7/6/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
With Media from Summit Country. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 2:00 p.m. EDT.
#933
7/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Eastern European
Symposium. Room 450. Old Executive Office
Building. 3:23 p.m. EDT.
#934
7/7/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 2119 and
H.J. Res. 276.
#935
7/7/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 298.
#936
7/7/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to Congress
proposed legislation "The Senior Executive
Salary Act of 1989" and "Honoraria Reform Act
of 1989."
#937
7/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Arthur W. Fort to be an Assistant
Secretary of State (Administration). Biog.
#938
7/7/89
NOMINATION, Of John E. Frohnmayer to be
Chairperson of the National Endowment for the
Arts. Biog.
#939
7/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Milton James Wilkinson to be
Deputy Representative of the United States in
the Security Council of the United Nations. Biog.
#940
7/7/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, On submitting the
"Senior Executives Salary Act of 1989."
#940A
7/7/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, On submitting the
"Honoraria Reform Act of 1989.'
#941
7/7/89
PROCLAMATION #5997, To Amend the Generalized
System of Preferences.
#942
7/7/89
PROCLAMATION #5998, National Day to Commemorate
the Bicentennial of Bastille Day, the French
Revolution, and the Declaration of the Rights
of Man and the Citizen. July 14, 1989.
#943
7/7/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12682, Commission on Alternative
Utilization of Military Facilities.
#944
7/7/89
FACT SHEET, Senior Executive Salary Act of 1989.
#945
7/7/89
FACT SHEET, The Honoraria Reform Act of 1989.
#946
7/7/89
REMARKS BY THE RRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A), At
Proclamation Signing for Bicentennial of
Bastille Day. The Roosevelt Room.
11:08 a.m. EDT.
#947
7/7/89
REMARKS BY THE-PRESIDENT, At Salute to Little
League 50th Anniversary. The South Lawn.
2:04 p.m. EDT.
#948
7/9/89
INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, (WITH 2 AND A),
By Miklos Blaho, Magyar Nemzet, Pal Bokor,
Magyar Hirlap, Andras Heltai, MTI--Hungarian
News Agency, and Andras Kereszty, Nepszabadsag.
The Oval Office. July 6, 1989. 10:22 a.m. EDT.
#949
7/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At Departure
for Europe. Andrews Air Force Base.
#950
7/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, Upon
Arrival in Poland. Warsaw, Poland.
#951
7/9/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Arrival
In Poland. Warsaw Airport. Warsaw, Poland.
10:25 p.m. (L).
#952
7/10/89
Warsaw, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY,
On the President's meeting with General
Jaruzelski.
#953
7/10/89
Warsaw, STATEMENT, The President announced that
Robert B. Barker will continue to serve as
Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Atomic
Energy at the Department of Defense. (Biog.)
#954
7/10/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP, Forwarding the Report
on the Defense Management Review.
#955
7/10/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, Expressing the President's
strong support for the recommendations provided
in the Report of the Defense Management Review.
#956
7/10/89
Warsaw, FACT SHEET, An Action Plan for Poland.
#957
7/10/89
Warsaw, FACT SHEET, U.S.-Polish Private
Business Agreement.
#958
7/10/89
Warsaw, FACT SHEET, OPIC Program for Poland.
#959
7/10/89
Warsaw, FACT SHEET, GSP for Poland.
#960
7/10/89
Warsaw, INTERVIEW WITH CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN
H. SUNUNU, By Jim Miklaszewsi of NBC. Tomb of
the Unknown Soldier. Warsaw, Poland.
7:49 a.m. (L).
#961
7/10/89
Warsaw, INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES A.
BAKER III, By Harry Smith of CBS This Morning.
Parkova Guest House. Warsaw, Poland.
7:59 a.m. (L).
#962
7/10/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, General
Wojciech Jaruzelski, and Deputy Bronislaw
Geremek, In Exchange of Toasts. Ambassador's
Residence. Warsaw, Poland.
#963
7/10/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Joint
Session of Parliament. The Sejm. Warsaw,
Poland. 2:28 p.m. (L).
#964
7/10/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared
At Polish Little League Baseball Event.
Warsaw, Poland.
#965
7/10/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Polish
Little League Baseball Event. The Ambassador's
Residence. Warsaw, Poland. 4:22 p.m. (L).
#966
7/10/89
Warsaw, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER III. Victoria Intercontinental
Hotel. Warsaw, Poland. 5:07 p.m. (L).
#967
7/10/89
Warsaw, INTERVIEW OF NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR
GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT, By Frank Sesno of CNN.
Victoria Intercontinental Hotel. Warsaw,
Poland. 5:35 p.m. (L).
#968
7/10/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At State Dinner Hosted by General Jaruzelski.
Warsaw, Poland.
#969
7/10/89
Warsaw, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At State
Dinner Hosted by General Jaruzelski. Radziwill
Palace. Warsaw, Poland. 8:55 p.m. (L).
#970
7/11/89
Gdansk, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
President announced a decision to provide technical
assistance to Polish independent trade unionists,
government officials and employers to ease the
burden of adjustment during the period of
economic transition and reform.
#971
7/11/89
Budapest, STATEMENT, The President announced
that Abraham D. Sofaer will continue to serve
as Legal Advisor of the Department of State. Biog.
#972
7/11/89
Budapest, NOMINATION, Of Raymond Charles Ewing
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of Ghana. Biog.
#973
7/11/89
Budapest, NOMINATION, Of Martin C. Faga to be
an Assistant Secretary of the Air Force.
(Space Policy). Biog.
#974
7/11/89
Budapest, NOMINATION, Of Marvin J. Garbis to be
United States District Judge for the District
of Maryland. Biog.
#975
7/11/89
Budapest, NOMINATION, Of S. Jay Plager to be
United States Circuit Judge for the Federal
Circuit. Biog.
#976
7/11/89
Budapest, NOMINATION, of Rebecca Beach Smith
to be United States District Judge for the Eastern
District of Virginia. Biog.
#977
7/11/89
Budapest, NOMINATION, Of Clarence Thomas
to be United States Circuit Judge for the
District of Columbia Circuit. Biog.
#978
7/11/89
Gdansk, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To American
Community. Ambassador's Residence. Warsaw,
Poland. 9:18 a.m. (L).
#979
7/11/89
Gdansk, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Lech Walesa,
(WITH Q AND A), In Question and Answer Session
with the Press. The Walesa Residence.
Gdansk, Poland. 1:50 p.m. (L).
#980
7/11/89
Gdansk, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Solidarity
Workers' Monument. Lenin Shipyard Gates.
Gdansk, Poland. 2:32 p.m. (L).
#981
7/11/89
Gdansk, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
Upon Departure From Poland. Gdansk, Poland.
#982
7/11/89
Gdansk, TOAST BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
To Hungarian Parliament. Budapest, Hungary.
#983
7/11/89
Budapest; REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In an
Exchange of Toasts to Hungarian Parliament.
Hunter's Hall, Parliament. Budapest, Hungary.
8:50 p.m. (L).
#984
7/12/89
Budapest, FACT SHEET, Conventional Forces in
Europe.
#985
7/12/89
Budapest, FACT SHEET, OPIC For Hungary.
#986
7/12/89
Budapest, FACT SHEET, GSP For Hungary.
#987
7/12/89
Budapest, FACT SHEET, A Program in Support
of Hungarian Reforms.
#988
7/12/89
Budapest, INTERVIEW OF CHIEF OF STAFF GOVERNOR
SUNUNU, By CNN. Duna Hotel. Budapest, Hungary.
#989
7/12/89
Budapest, INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL SECURITY
ADVISOR GENERAL BRENT BRENT SCOWCROFT, By
Bryant Gumbel of NBC Today Show. The Duna
Intercontinental Hotel. Budapest, Hungary.
11:45 a.m. (L).
#990
7/12/89
Budapest, PRESS BRIEFING BY WHITE HOUSE CHIEF
OF STAFF GOVERNOR JOHN SUNUNU. The Duna Hotel.
Budapest, Hungary. 11:55 a.m. (L).
#991
7/12/89
Budapest, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At Karl Marx University of Economics. Budapest,
Hungary.
#992
7/12/89
Budapest, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Karl
Marx University of Economics. Aula Hall.
Karl Marx University of Economics. Budapest,
Hungary. 1:35 p.m. (L).
#993
7/12/89
Budapest, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES BAKER III, The Duna Hotel. Budapest,
Hungary. 4:51 p.m. (L).
#994
7/13/89
Budapest, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon
Departure. Budapest Airport. Budapest,
Hungary. 8:45 a.m. (L).
#995
7/13/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A), By Air Force One Pool. Air
Force One. En Route to Paris, France. a.m. (L).
#996
7/13/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF MRS. BUSH, By Air Force One
Pool. Air Force One. En Route to Paris, France.
#997
7/13/89
Paris, PRESS BRIEFING BY NATIONAL SECURITY
ADVISOR GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT. The Meridien
Hotel. Paris, France. 5:31 p.m. (L).
#998
7/14/89
Paris, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
United States formally accepted the Nitrogen
Oxides (NOx) Protocol to the Convention on
Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (LRTAP).
#999
7/14/89
Paris, JOINT STATEMENT BY THE UNITED STATES
AND JAPAN ON ECONOMIC ISSUES.
#1000
7/14/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Ronna Romney to be a Member
of the President's Commission on White House
Fellowships. Biog.
#1001
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Allen B. Clark, Jr. to be
an Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Biog.
#1002
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Thomas C. Dawson II to be
United States Executive Director of the
International Monetary Fund. Biog.
#1003
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Linda J. Fisher to be
Assistant Administrator for Toxic Substances
of the Environmental Protection Agency. Biog.
#1004
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Anne Newman Foreman to
be Under Secretary of the Air Force. Biog.
#1005
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Gwendolyn S. King to be
Commissioner of Social Security. Biog.
#1006
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Herbert D. Kleber to be
Deputy Director for Demand Reduction, Office
of National Drug Control Policy. Biog.
#1007
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of John W. Shannon to be
Under Secretary of the Army. Biog.
#1008
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of William Lacy Swing to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to the Republic
of South Africa. Biog.
#1009
7/14/89
Paris, NOMINATION, Of Johnny Young to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of Sierra Leone. Biog.
#1010
7/14/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR
BRENT SCOWCROFT, By Harry Smith of CBS
"This Morning", The Meridien Hotel. Paris,
France.
#1011
7/14/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY OF TREASURY
NICHOLAS BRADY, By Charles Gibson of Good
Morning America. Quai de la Tournelle.
Paris. France. 1:15 p.m. (L).
#1012
7/14/89
Paris, PRESS BRIEFING BY WHITE HOUSE CHIEF
OF STAFF GOVERNOR JOHN SUNUNU, The Meridien
Hotel. Paris, France. 1:18 p.m. (L).
#1013
7/15/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER III, By Evans & Novak Of CNN.
Arch de la Defense. Paris, France.
9:30 a.m. (L).
#1014
7/15/89
Paris, PRESS BRIEFING BY EPA ADMINISTRATOR
WILLIAM REILLY, The Meridien Hotel. Paris,
France. 10:52 a.m. (L).
#1015
7/15/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR
GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT, By CNN Newsmaker
Saturday. Arch De la Defense. Paris, France.
10:58 a.m. (L).
#1016
7/15/89
Paris, PRESS BRIEFING BY CHIEF OF STAFF
GOVERNOR JOHN SUNUNU, Meridien Hotel. Paris,
France. 11:55 a.m. (L).
#1017
7/15/89
Paris, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH I AND A),
In Question and Answer Session with the Press.
Ambassador's Residence. Paris, France.
#1018
7/15/89
Paris, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER III. Meridien Hotel. Paris,
France. 5:52 p.m. (L).
#1019
7/16/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF TREASURY SECRETARY
NICHOLAS BRADY, On CNN Newsmakers Sunday. Arch
de la Defense. Paris, France.
#1020
7/16/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF GOVERNOR
JOHN SUNUNU, On Meet the Press. Quai de la
Tournelle. Paris France. 3:30 p.m. (L).
#1021
7/16/89
Paris, INTERVIEW OF NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR
GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT, By Lesley Stahl of
CBS Face the Nation. Arch de la Defense.
Paris, France. 3:33 p.m. (L).
#1022
7/16/89
Paris, PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
The Ambassador's Residence. Paris, France.
6:01 p.m. (L). (WITH Q AND A).
#1023
7/17/89
The Hague, NOMINATION, Of John A. Betti to be
Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition.
Biog.
#1024
7/17/89
The Hague, NOMINATION, Of Glen A. Holden to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Jamaica.
Biog.
#1025
7/17/89
The Hague, NOMINATION, Of Howard K. Walker
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of Madagascar. Biog.
#1026
7/17/89
The Hague, NOMINATION, Of Lannon Walker to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to the Federal
Republic of Nigeria. Biog.
#1027
7/17/89
The Hague, REMARKS BY: THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
To the Residents of Leiden. Leiden, The
Netherlands.
#1028
7/17/89
The Hague, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
Residents of Leiden. The Pieterskerk.
Leiden, The Netherlands. 3:46 p.m. (L).
#1029
7/17/89
The Hague, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER III AND FOREIGN MINISTER HANS
VAN DEN BROEK OF THE NETHERLANDS. Binnenhof.
The Hague, Netherlands. 5:18 p.m. (L).
#1030
7/18/89
STATEMENT, King Fahd of Saudi Arabia called
President Bush to request that the State Visit
scheduled for late July be postponed due to
the sensitive phase of the mediation on the
Lebanese situation by the Heads of State
Committee.
#1031
7/18/89
STATEMENT, The President authorized the release
of Federal disaster funds to assist the State
of Connecticut recover from the effects of
severe storms, high winds, and tornadoes on
July 10, 1989.
#1032
7/18/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of Texas and ordered
Federal aid for the area struck by Tropical
Storm Allison.
#1033
7/18/89
STATEMENT, The President granted the State of
Louisiana Federal disaster aid as a result of
damages caused by Tropical Storm Allison.
#1034
7/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Arrival From
European Trip. The South Lawn. 2:52 p.m. EDT.
#1035
7/19/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Expressing the
United States' commitment for political reform
in Nicaragua.
#1036
7/19/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, Congratulating
General Jaruzelski on his election to the
Presidency of Poland.
#1037
7/19/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 2848.
#1038
7/19/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to Congress
the twentieth annual report relating to
developments during 1985 of the Automotive
Products trade Act of 1965.
#1039
7/19/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Joshua I. Smith to be a Member
of the Commission on Minority Business
Development (CEO Representative). Biog.
#1040
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of John A. Knauss to be Under
Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere.
Biog.
#1041
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Sheldon J. Krys to be Assistant
Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security. Biog.
#1042
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Sally J. Novetzke to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of Malta. Biog.
#1043
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Clifford R. Oviatt, Jr. to be a
Member of the National Labor Relations Board.
Biog.
#1044
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Donald F. Rodgers to be a Member
of the National Labor Relations Board. Biog.
#1045
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Loret M. Ruppe to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
United States of America to Norway. Biog.
#1046
7/19/89
NOMINATION, Of Nicolas Miklos Salgo to be
Ambassador in his capicity as the Special
Negotiator for Property Issues. Biog.
#1047
7/19/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Submitting the annual report pursuant to
section 601 (a) of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation
Act of 1978.
#1048
7/19/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Reporting to Congress on the developments
concerning the national emergency with respect
to Libya.
#1049
7/20/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, The President and
Mrs. Bush extend their deepest sympathy to the
families and friends of the victims of Flight 232.
#1049A
7/20/89
APPOINTMENT, Of the following individuals to be
Members of the National Commission on Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndrome: Belinda Ann Mason,
David E. Rogers, Richard Cheney, Edward
Derwinski, and Louis Sullivan. Biogs.
#1050
7/20/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
CHAIRMEN OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES ON
APPROPRIATIONS AND THE SENATE AND HOUSE
COMMITTEES ON ARMED SERVICES: On the report
responding to the reporting requirement of
Section 1103(b) of the FY 1989 National
Defense Authorization Act.
#1051
7/20/89
PROCLAMATION #5999, Space Exploration Day, 1989.
July 20, 1989.
#1052
7/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At 20th Anniversary
of Apollo Moon Landing. The Steps of the Air
and Space Museum. Washington, D.C. 10:30 a.m. EDT.
#1053
7/20/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY ADMIRAL RICHARD H. TRULY,
The Briefing Room. 11:25 a.m. EDT.
#1054
7/20/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Astronauts
Barbecue Picnic. The South Lawn. 1:01 p.m. EDT.
#1055
7/21/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
announced a new regulation to promote self-
sufficiency for disabled persons and reduce
barriers to employment.
#1056
7/21/89
NOMINATION, Of J. Clarence Davies to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency (Policy and Evaluation). Biog.
#1057
7/21/89
NOMINATION, Of Gordon K. Durnil to be a
Commissioner on the part of the United States
on the International Joint Commission, United
States and Canada. Biog.
#1058
7/21/89
NOMINATION, Of Mark Gregory Hambley to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the State
of Qatar. Biog.
#1059
7/21/89
NOMINATION, Of David C. Williams to be Inspector
General, Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Biog.
#1060
7/21/89
MESSAGE. TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Transmitting proposed legislation entitled the
"Clean Air Act Amendments of 1989."
#1061
7/21/89
FACT SHEET, Increase in Substantial Gainful
Activity Amount.
#1062
7/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Ceremony for
Captive Nations Week. The Rose Garden.
10:02 a.m. EDT.
#1063
7/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Ceremony for
Transmittal of Clean Air Act Legislation.
The Rose Garden. 2:02 p.m. EDT.
#1064
7/24/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 95.
#1065
7/24/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Edward
S.G. Dennis, Jr. will continue to serve as an
Assistant Attorney General (Criminal Division).
Biog.
#1066
7/24/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael P.W. Stone to be
Secretary of the Army. Biog.
#1067
7/24/89
MEMORANDUM FOR HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES:
On Administration Support for the Adoption
Option.
#1068
7/24/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12683, Prescribing Regulations
Relating Certain Travel Time of Members of
the Uniformed Services Called to Active Duty.
#1069
7/24/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Bipartisan Senate
Meeting. The Cabinet Room. 10:05 a.m. EDT.
(WITH Q AND A).
#1070
7/24/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Take Pride in
America Ceremony. The South Lawn. 2:00 p.m. EDT.
#1071
7/25/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Establishing a Steel
Trade Liberalization Program that will extend
for two and one-half years the voluntary
restraint arrangements (VRAs) that limit steel
imports into the United States.
#1072
7/25/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
has approved the continuation of the National
Aero-Space Plane (NASP) program.
#1073
7/25/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress amended budget requests for fiscal year
1990 for Executive Branch agencies.
#1074
7/25/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 137.
#1075
7/25/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 174.
#1076
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of John T. Martino to be
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
at Philadelphia. Biog.
#1077
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Barbara E. McTurk to be
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
at Denver. Biog.
#1078
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Stanley E. Morris to be Deputy
Director for Supply Reduction, Office of
National Drug Control Policy. Biog.
#1079
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert R. Randlett to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for
International Development (Legislative Affairs).
Biog.
#1080
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of John M. Sayre to be an Assistant
Secretary of the Interior (Water and Science).
Biog.
#1081
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of Raymond G. H. Seitz to be an
Assistant Secretary of State (European and
Canadian Affairs). Biog.
#1082
7/25/89
NOMINATION, Of JoAnn Krukar Webb to be Director
of the National Cemetary System, Department of
Veterans Affairs. Biog.
#1083
7/25/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE UNITED STATES TRADE
REPRESENTATIVE, On the Steel Trade Liberalization
Program.
#1084
7/25/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE: Transmitting the
report requested in section 908 of the FY 1989
National Defense Authorization Act.
#1085
7/25/89
FACT SHEET, The Job Training Partnership Act.
#1086
7/25/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During the Job
Training Partnership Act Ceremony. The Rose
Garden. 1:29 p.m. EDT.
#1087
7/26/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing into
law H.R. 1722, the "Natural Gas Decontrol Act
of 1989."
#1088
7/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Cindy Shinga Daub to be a
Commissioner of the Copyright Royalty Tribunal.
Biog.
#1089
7/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Stephen J. Markman to be United
States Attorney for the Eastern District of
Michigan. Biog.
#1090
7/26/89
PROCLAMATION #6000, Lyme Disease Awareness
Week, 1989. July 23-29, 1989.
#1091
7/26/89
PROCLAMATION #6001, National Week of Recognition
and Rememberance for Those Who Served in the
Korean War, 1989. July 24-30, 1989.
#1092
7/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the Natural Gas
Bill Signing Ceremony. The East Room.
2:12 p.m. EDT.
#1093
7/26/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY ENERGY SECRETARY JAMES
WATKINS AND DEPUTY ENERGY SECRETARY HENSON
MOORE, The Briefing Room. 2:46 p.m. EDT.
#1094
7/27/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing into
law H.R. 2214, which approves diplomatic relations
agreements with the Republic of the Marshall
Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia.
#1095
7/27/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 110.
#1096
7/27/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Dallas
Lynn Peck will continue to serve as Director
of the Geological Survey. Biog.
#1097
7/27/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Justin W. Dart, Jr. to be
Chairman of the President's Committee on
Employment of People with Disabilities. Biog.
#1098
7/27/89
NOMINATION, Of Pamela Talkin to be a Member of
the Federal Labor Relations Authority. Biog.
#1099
7/27/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12684, Conforming the Central
Intelligence Agency and Civil Service Retirement
and Disability Systems.
#1100
7/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Future Farmers
of America. Room 450. Old Executive Office
Building. 11:09 a.m. EDT.
#1101
7/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
During Meeting with Chief Maurice Turner.
The Oval Office. 11:32 a.m. EDT.
#1102
7/28/89
STATEMENT BY B. JAY COOPER, The President met
with Marshal Sergey Akhromeyev of the Soviet
Union today in the Oval Office.
#1103
7/28/89
STATEMENT, The President announced the award of
the Presidential Citizens Medal to Ezra Taft
Benson.
#1104
7/28/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 93.
#1105
7/28/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 129.
#1106
7/28/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Shellyn Gae McCaffrey to be United
States Representative on the Governing Body of
the International Labor Office. Biog.
#1107
7/28/89
PROCLAMATION #6002, National POW/MIA Recognition
Day, 1989. Septemeber 15, 1989.
#1108
7/28/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12685, Noncompetitive
Conversion of Personal Assistants to Employees
with Disabilities.
#1109
7/28/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
The Briefing Room. 1:15 p.m. EDT.
#1110
7/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
National League of Families. Washington, D.C.
#1111
7/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the National
League of Families. J.W. Marriott Hotel.
Washington, D.C. 3:25 p.m. EDT.
#1112
7/31/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the hostage
situation in the Middle East.
#1113
7/31/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Senior Advisors
to discuss the hostage situation in Lebanon.
#1114
7/31/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 1485.
#1115
7/31/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Timothy Lathrop Towell will continue to
serve as Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Paraguay. Biog.
#1116
7/31/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Juliette C. McLennan to be
the Representative of the United States of
America to the Commission on the Status of
Women of the Economic and Social Council
of the United Nations. Biog.
#1117
7/31/89
NOMINATION, Of J. Daniel Howard to be Under
Secretary of the Navy. Biog.
#1118
7/31/89
NOMINATION, Of Terrence O'Donnell to be
General Counsel of the Department of Defense.
Biog.
#1119
7/31/89
MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES:
On returning without approval S.J. Res. 113,
a joint resolution that would prohibit the
export of certain technology, defense articles,
and defense services in connection with the
codevelopment and coproduction of the FS-X
aircraft with Japan.
#1120
7/31/89
PROCLAMATION #6003, Extending United States
Copyright Protections to the Works of the
Republic of Indonesia.
#1121
7/31/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Chicago, Illinois.
#1122
7/31/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Las Vegas, Nevada.
#1123
7/31/89
Chicago, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
National Governor's Association. Hyatt Regency.
Chicago, Illinois. 10:08 a.m. CDT.
(On the execution of Colonel Higgins.)
#1124
7/31/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
National Governor's Association. Chicago,
Illinois.
#1125
7/31/89
Chicago, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
National Governor's Association. Hyatt Regency.
Chicago, Illinois. 10:08 a.m. CDT.
#1126
7/31/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In "E" Award
Presentation. Hyatt Regency Hotel. Chicago,
Illinois. 10:48 a.m. CDT.
#1127
7/31/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Return From
Chicago, Illinois. The South Lawn.
2:18 p.m. EDT. (WITH Q AND A).
#1128
8/1/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Announcing that
the United States will provide additional
support for the Polish people and the
democratization process.
#1129
8/1/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, Spanish
Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez Marquez will
make an Official Working Visit to Washington
in October.
#1130
8/1/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
called His Holiness Pope John Paul II to urge
the Holy Fathers intercession to have
the body of Colonel Higgins returned.
#1131
8/1/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 310.
#1132
8/1/89
STATEMENT, The President today announced
that William P. Albrecht will continue
to serve as Commissioner of the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission. Biog.
#1133
8/1/89
NOMINATION, Of James Richard Cheek to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotenary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Sudan. Biog.
#1134
8/1/89
NOMINATION, of Jonathan Moore to be the
alternate Representative of the United
States for Special Political Affairs in
the Unied Nations. Biog.
#1135
8/1/89
NOMINATION, Of Ronald J. Sorini for the
rank of Ambassador during his tenure of
service as United States Negotiator on
Textile Matters. Biog.
#1136
8/1/89
PROCLAMATION, #6004, Designating the year
1989 as the United States Customs Service
200th Anniversary Year.
#1137
8/1/89
FACT SHEET, On the trip of the President
to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
#1138
8/1/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
Congressional Barbeque. The South Lawn.
8:36 P.M. EDT.
#1139
8/2/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
Administration reached a consensus with
key Senators from both parties on
legislation that would expand this
country's civil rights laws to include
disabled Americans.
#1140
8/2/89
STATEMENT, The President today is
transmitting to Congress the first
biennial revision (1990-91) to the U.S.
Artic Research Plan.
#1141
8/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Stephen Read Hanmer Jr.
to be Deputy Director of the United
States Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency. Biog.
#1142
8/2/89
PROCLAMATION, #6005, proclaiming
August 1, 1989, as Helsinki Human Rights
Day and reaffirming U.S. dedication to the
Helsinki Final Act.
#1143
8/2/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During meeting
with Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed
Mubarak of Bahrain. (WITH 2 AND A). 1:31
P.M. EDT.
#1144
8/3/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, Regaurding
the declaration of a "freeze" of the
sentence issued earlier against hostage
Joseph Cicippio.
#1145
8/3/89
STATEMENT, The President has been invited
to name a delegation to represent him
at the August 6 inaugural ceremonies of
Jaime Paz Zamora, the new President of
Bolivia.
#1146
8/3/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 999.
#1147
8/3/89
STATEMENT, The President has sent
identical letters to The Honorable Julian
C. Dixon and Congressman Dean A. Gallo
on the District of Columbia Appropiations
Bill of Fiscal Year 1990.
#1148
8/3/89
STATEMENT, The President sent identical
letters to Congressman Robert H. Michel,
Congressman Thomas S. Foley, Senator
Robert Dole and Senator George Mitchell on
legislation to resolve the crisis in the
savings and loan industry.
#1149
8/4/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
President endorsed legislation providing
legislative line item veto athority,
which would enable the President to
recind appropriations deemed wastful or
unnecessary.
#1150
8/4/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
President announced his intentions to
form a commission on Aviation Security
and Terrorism
#1151
8/4/89
STATEMENT, The President has sent identical
letters to the Honorable George Mitchell,
The Honorable Robert Dole, Senator Donald
W. Riegle, Senator Jake Garn, The Honorable
Thomas S. Foley, The Honorable Robert H.
Michel, Representative Chalmers White,
and Representative Henry B. Gonzalez on
the comprimise reached on the financing
plan included in the savings and loan
legislation.
#1152
8/4/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 968.
#1153
8/4/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Robert M. Gates to be
Assistant to the President and Deputy
for National Security Affairs.
#1154
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Joan D. Aikens to be a
Member of the Federal Election Commission.
Biog.
#1155
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of James David Berg to be
Executive Vice President of the Overseas
Private Investment Corporation. Biog.
#1156
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Reginald J. Brown to be
Assistant Administrator of the Agency
for International Development. Biog.
#1157
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Conrad K. Cyr to be
United States Circuit Judge for the First
Circuit. Biog.
#1158
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert Clifton Duncan to be
Director of Operational Test and Evaluation
at the Department of Defense. Biog.
#1159
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Stuart Michael Gerson to be
Assistant Attorney General (Civil Division).
Biog.
#1160
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of William Ludwig Jacobsen, Jr.
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Guinea-Bissua.
Biog.
#1161
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Sidney L. Jones to be
an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
(Economic Policy). Biog.
#1162
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Penne Percy Korth to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to
Mauritius. Biog.
#1163
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Warren G. Leback to be
Administrator of the Maritime Administration.
Biog.
#1164
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of John Warren McGarry to be a
Member of the Federal Election Commission.
Biog.
#1165
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Gene McNary to be Commissioner
of Immigration and Naturalization. Biog.
#1166
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Christopher H. Phillips to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Brunei
Darussalam. Biog.
#1167
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Forrest J. Remick to be a
Member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Biog.
#1168
8/4/89
NOMINATION, of Harold B. Steele to be a
Member of the Farm Credit Administration
Board, Farm Credit Administration. Biog.
#1169
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of James M. Strock to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency (Enforcement and Compliance
Monitoring). Biog.
#1170
8/4/89
NOMINATION, Of Elizabeth M. Tamposi to be
Assistant Secretary of State for Consular
Affairs. Biog.
#1171
8/4/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12686, President's Commission
on Aviation Security and Terrorism.
#1172
8/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Receiving
Proposed Line-Item Veto Act of 1989. The
Oval Office. 10:34 a.m. EDT.
#1173
8/7/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
results of forensic examinations by the
Federal Bureau of Investigations of the
videotape purported to be of Lieutenant
Colonel Higgins.
#1174
8/7/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 3024.
#1175
8/7/89
PROCLAMATION #6006, National Neighborhood
Crime Watch Day, 1989. August 8, 1989.
#1176
8/7/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Bowling
Green, Virginia.
#1177
8/7/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Department
of War Anniversary Celebration. Ft. Myer.
Arlington, Virginia. 9:32 a.m. EDT.
#1178
8/7/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the Boy Scout
National Jamboree. Fort A.P. Hill.
Bowling Green, Virginia. 10:44 a.m. EDT.
#1179
8/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
National Urban League Conference. Washington,
D.C.
#1180
8/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the National
Urban League Conference. Washington Convention
Center. Washington, D.C. 2:25 p.m. EDT.
#1181
8/9/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
John J. Welch, Jr. will continue to serve
as an Assistant Secretary of the Air Force
(Acquisition). Biog.
#1182
8/9/89
NOMINATION, Of Charles E. Cobb, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Iceland.
Biog.
#1183
8/9/89
FACT SHEET, On the Key Provisions of the
Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery
and Enforcement Act of 1989.
#1184
8/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Savings & Loan
Signing Ceremony. The Rose Garden.
10:49 a.m. EDT.
#1185
8/9/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Meeting with
Cardinal Law. The Oval Office. 12:09 p.m. EDT.
(WITH Q AND A).
#1186
8/10/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Encouraging
Americans to say a special prayer this Sunday
for the American hostages being held in
Lebanon.
#1187
8/10/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing
H.J. Res. 281, a joint resolution relating to
the Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary.
#1188
8/10/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 281.
#1189
8/10/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and General Colin
Powell, Upon his Nomination as Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The Rose Garden.
2:32 p.m. EDT.
#1190
8/11/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
search for Congressman Mickey Leland's
aircraft in Ethopia.
#1191
8/11/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
Education Summit with the Nation's Governors
will be held in Charlottesville, Virginia
on September 27 and 28.
#1192
8/11/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: H.R. 2705, H.J. Res. 363,
S.J. Res. 78, S.J. Res. 126, and S.J. Res. 127.
#1193
8/12/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the 28th
anniversary of the Berlin Wall.
#1194
8/13/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the death of
Congressman Mickey Leland.
#1195
8/14/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 221.
#1196
8/14/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 67.
#1197
8/14/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 55.
#1198
8/14/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 2799.
#1199
8/14/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 2467.
#1200
8/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard C. Breeden to be a
Member of the Securities and Exchange
Commission. Biog.
#1201
8/14/89
FACT SHEET, On the Disaster Assistance Act
of 1989 (H.R. 2467).
#1202
8/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Signing
Ceremony for Disaster Assistance Act.
The Roosevelt Room. 11:36 a.m. EDT.
#1203
8/15/89
NOMINATION, Of James R. Locher, III to be
an Assistant Secretary of Defense (Special
Operations and Low Intensity Conflict).
Biog.
#1204
8/15/89
MEMORANDUM TO ALL INSPECTORS GENERAL OF
THE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES: On Ethics
in Government.
#1205
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6007, National Senior Citizens
Day, 1989. August 20, 1989.
#1206
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6008, National Library Card
Sign-Up Month, 1989. September 1989.
#1207
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6009, National Wilderness
Week, 1989. September 3-9, 1989.
#1208
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6010, Women's Equality Day, 1989.
August 26, 1989.
#1209
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6011, National Drive for Life
Weekend, 1989. September 2-4, 1989.
#1210
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6012, National Pledge of
Allegiance Day, 1989. September 8, 1989.
#1211
8/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6013, The Bicentennial
Anniversary of the First U.S. Patent and
Copyright Laws, 1990.
#1212
8/15/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12687, President's Education
Policy Advisory Committee.
#1213
8/15/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A), The Briefing Room.
10:49 a.m. EDT.
#1214
8/16/89
Miami, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing
into law H.R. 1860, a bill that will help
assure that the best possible people conduct
the 1990 census by allowing government
retirees to work temporarily on the census
without having their pension benefits
reduced.
#1215
8/16/89
Miami, The President signed the following
legislation: H.J. Res. 225, H.J. Res. 231,
H.J. Res. 253, H.J. Res. 379, H.R. 840,
H.R. 1426, H.R. 1860, H.R. 2727, and H.R. 2847.
#1216
8/16/89
Miami, MEMORANDUM OF DISAPPROVAL, Of
H.J. Res. 390- which waives the provisions of
the United States Code requiring the printing
by Congress of H.R. 1278, the Financial
Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement
Act of 1989.
#1217
8/16/89
Miami, EXECUTIVE ORDER #12688, Transfer Authority
Choctawhatchee National Forest, Florida.
#1218
8/16/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12689, Debarment and
Suspension.
#1219
8/16/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Miami, Florida.
#1220
8/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Fundraiser Luncheon.
Miami, Florida.
#1221
8/16/89
Miami, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Ileanan
Ros-Lehtinen Fundraiser Luncheon. Omni
International Hotel. Miami, Florida.
1:09 p.m. EDT.
#1222
8/17/89
Kennebunkport, MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS
OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES:
On the Combined Federal Campaign.
#1223
8/18/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS
SECRETARY, On the President's decision against
intervening in the proposed acquisition by
Matra S.A., a French firm, of three divisions
of Fairchild Industries.
#1224
8/19/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the situation in Colombia.
#1225
8/21/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY,
On the President's call to President Barco of
Colombia to express his condolences for the
loss of Presidential Candidate Luis Carlos
Galan and so many leaders of Colombia.
#1226
8/23/89
Kennebunkport, PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE
President, (WITH Q AND A), Walker's Point.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 9:56 a.m. EDT.
#1227
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
Congratulating Mr. Mazowiecki on his election
as Prime Minister of Poland.
#1228
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, On the menu and
dinner guests for August 24, 1989.
#1229
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Tony Armendariz
to be a Member of the Federal Labor Relations
Authority. Biog.
#1230
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Kenneth L.
Brown as Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Cote d'Ivoire. Biog.
#1231
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Christopher
Jehn to be an Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Force Management and Personnel). Biog.
#1232
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Craig S. King
to be General Counsel of the Department of
Navy. Biog.
#1233
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Ronald E. Ray
to be an Assistant Secretary of Veterans
Affairs (Human Resources and Administration).
Biog.
#1234
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Melva G. Wray
to be Director of the Office of Minority
Economic Impact at the Department of Energy.
Biog.
#1235
8/24/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
and Prime Minister Poul Schlueter of Denmark,
(WITH Q AND A), Upon Arrival. Walker's Point.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 11:34 a.m. EDT.
#1236
8/25/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On authorizing, at the request of President
Barco, a $65 million emergency anti-drug
support package for the Colombian police
and military.
#1237
8/25/89
Kennebunkport, INITIAL ORDER, On the
Emergency Deficit Control Measures for
Fiscal Year 1990.
#1238
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President
determined that damages to public property
in the District of Columbia caused by severe
storms and high winds on June 14-15, 1989, were
severe enough to grant an appeal of an earlier
request for a major disaster declaration.
#1239
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President
granted an appeal by the State of Maryland
for a major disaster declaration to assist in
the recovery efforts from damages caused by
severe storms and high winds that struck the
State on June 14-15, 1989.
#1240
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, APPOINTMENT, Of Mary V.
Bicouvaris to be a Member of the Commission
on Presidential Scholars during her tenure as
National Teacher of the Year. Biog.
#1241
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, APPOINTMENT, Of Irene B. Brooks,
to be Alternate Federal Member of the Delaware
River Basin Commission. Biog.
#1242
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, APPOINTMENT, Of Craig I.
Fields to be a Member of the National
Commission on Superconductivity. Biog.
#1243
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE
PRESIDENT TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE: Reporting following certification
by the Secretary of Commerce that the Republic
of Korea and Taiwan failed to enter into
cooperative scientific monitoring and
enforcement agreements called for by the
Driftnet Impact Monitoring, Assessment and
Control Act of 1987.
#1244
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE
PRESIDENT TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE: Recommending a 3.6% pay increase
for Federal civilian employees beginning
January 1990.
#1245
8/28/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Senator Dole and Secretary Dole, (WITH Q AND A),
Walker's Point. Kennebunkport, Maine.
#1246
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, APPOINTMENT, Of Jack O. Guy
to be a Member of the American Battle
Monuments Commission. Biog.
#1247
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Carroll
A. Campbell to be a Member of the Board
of Trustees of the James Madison Memorial
Fellowship Foundation. Biog.
#1248
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of John J. Farley,
III to be an Associate Judge of the United
States Court of Veterans Appeals. Biog.
#1249
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Jacqueline
L. Phillips to be Federal Co-Chairman of
the Appalachian Regional Commission. Biog.
#1250
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Barbara
Spyridon Pope to be an Assistant Secretary of
the Navy (Manpower and Reserve Affairs). Biog.
#1251
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Dennis B. Underwood
to be Commissioner of Reclamation at the
Department of Interior. Biog.
#1252
8/29/89
PROCLAMATION #6014, World War II Remembrance
Week, 1989. September 1-7, 1989.
#1253
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
After Drug Strategy Meeting. Walker's Point.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 1:13 p.m. EDT.
(WITH 2 AND A).
#1254
8/29/89
Kennebunkport, PRESS BRIEFING BY NATIONAL
SECURITY BRENT SCOWCROFT. The Shawmut Inn.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 1:55 p.m. EDT.
#1255
8/30/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Bill R.
Phillips to be Deputy Director of the Office
of Personnel Management. Biog.
#1256
8/30/89
Kennebunkport, NOMINATION, Of Frank R. Sollars
to be a Member of the Board of Directors of the
National Consumer Cooperative Bank. Biog.
#1257
8/30/89
Kennebunkport, TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE
PRESIDENT TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE: Senting forth a plan for the
immediate implementation of section 5301
of public law 100-690, the Anti-Drug
Abuse Act of 1988.
#1258
8/30/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Chamber of Commerce Upon Receiving 1989
Outstanding Citizen Award. The Shawmut Inn.
Kennebunkport, Maine. 12:24 p.m. EDT.
#1259
8/31/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President
announced the individuals who will represent
him at the Anniversary Observance of the
Outbreak of World War II taking place in
Warsaw, Poland.
#1260
8/31/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT, The President and
Prime Minister Mulroney participated in a
horseshoe match against the White House Stewards
in which they were victorious 21 - 4.
#1261
8/31/89
Kennebunkport, PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE
PRESIDENT and Prime Minister Mulroney of Canada,
(WITH Q AND A), Walker's Point. Kennebunkport,
Maine. 2:06 p.m. EDT.
#1262
9/1/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Announcing that
the United States will not recognize any
government installed by General Noriega of
Panama.
#1263
9/1/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the death of Bart Giamatti, the Commissioner
of Major League Baseball.
#1264
9/1/89
Kennebunkport, DESIGNATION, Of Shellyn Gae
McCaffrey as a Member of the Board of Directors
of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
Biog.
#1265
9/1/89
Kennebunkport, MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT,
Labor Day, 1989.
#1266
9/1/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
and Prime Minister Kaifu of Japan, Upon
Departure. Diplomatic Entrance. Washington,
D.C. 1:43 p.m. EDT.
#1267
9/5/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Paul Bateman, Jack Kemp, and
Samuel Skinner to be Members of the Advisory
Council on Historic Preservation.
#1267A
9/5/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE: On transmitting
the administration's 1989 National Drug Control
Strategy for congressional consideration and
action.
#1268
9/5/89
FACT SHEET, National Drug Control Strategy.
#1269
9/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Cabinet
Meeting. The Cabinet Room. 2:17 p.m. EDT.
#1270
9/5/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY DIRECTOR OF OFFICE OF
NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY WILLIAM J.
BENNETT AND DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF
MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET RICHARD G. DARMAN,
The Briefing Room. 5:05 p.m. EDT.
#1271
9/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, President's
National Drug Policy Address. The Oval
Office.
#1272
9/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, On National
Drug Control Policy. The Oval Office.
9:00 p.m. EDT. RTV
#1273
9/6/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress the 20th annual report of the
National Corporation for Housing Partnerships
and the National Housing Partnership for the
fiscal year ending February 28, 1989.
#1274
9/6/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
T.S. Ary will continue to serve as Director
of the Bureau of Mines. Biog.
#1275
9/6/89
DESIGNATION, Of Evan J. Kemp, Jr. to be
Chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission. Biog.
#1276
9/6/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Mark O. Hatfield to be a
Member of the Commission on the Bicentennial
of the U.S. Constitution. Biog.
#1277
9/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Otto G. Obermaier to be the
United States Attorney for the Southern
District of New York. Biog.
#1278
9/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Jennifer Joy Wilson to be
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans
and Atmosphere. Biog.
#1279
9/6/89
PROCLAMATION #6015, National Check-Up Week,
1989. September 10-16, 1989.
#1280
9/6/89
PROCLAMATION #6016, Uncle Sam Day, 1989.
September 13, 1989.
#1281
9/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In Photo Opportunity.
D.C. General Hospital. Washington, D.C.
#1282
9/6/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT, To Drug
and Crime Reporters. Room 450. Old Executive
Office Building. 11:37 a.m. EDT.
#1283
9/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Foreign Ambassadors
and State and Local Leaders. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 1:27 p.m. EDT.
#1284
9/7/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
third round of the negotiations on Conventional
Armed Forces in Europe.
#1285
9/7/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Paul
A. Adams will continue to serve as Inspector
General at the Department of Housing and Urban
Development. Biog.
#1286
9/7/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Dr. Carol C. Adelman will continue to serve
as an Assistant Administrator for Asia and
the Near East at the Agency for International
Development. Biog.
#1287
9/7/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
James R. Richards will continue to serve as
Inspector General at the Department of the
Interior. Biog.
#1288
9/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Duane Perry Andrews to be an
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Command,
Control, Communications, and Intelligence).
Biog.
#1289
9/7/89
NOMINATION, Of Margot E. Machol to be a
Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading
Commission. Biog.
#1290
9/7/89
NOMINATION, Of David Courtland O'Neal to be
an Assistant Secretary of the Interior
(Land and Minerals Management). Biog.
#1291
9/7/89
NOMINATION, Of LaJuana Sue Wilcher to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
Protection Agency (Water Programs). Biog.
#1292
9/7/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Baltimore,
Maryland.
#1293
9/7/89
Baltimore, REMARKS·BY THE PRESIDENT, To
71st American Legion Convention. Baltimore
Convention Center. Baltimore, MD. 10:05 a.m. EDT.
#1294
9/7/89
Baltimore, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
175th Anniversary of the Star-Spangled Banner
Ceremony. Fort McHenry. Baltimore, MD.
10:50 a.m. EDT.
#1295
9/7/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Flight Crew of
United #232. The Roosevelt Room. 1:18 p.m. EDT.
#1296
9/8/89
New Orleans, APPOINTMENT, Of Al Cardenas to
be a Member of the Board of Directors of the
Federal National Mortgage Association. Biog.
#1297
9/8/89
New Orleans, APPOINTMENT, Of Henry C. Cashen, II
to be a Member of the Board of Directors of
the Federal National Mortgage Association. Biog.
#1298
9/8/89
New Orleans, APPOINTMENT, Of George L. Clark, Jr.
to be a Member of the Board of Directors of
the Federal National Mortgage Association.
Biog.
#1299
9/8/89
New Orleans, NOMINATION, Of Marion V. Creekmore,
Jr. to be Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of America
to the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri
Lanka. Biog.
#1300
9/8/89
New Orleans, NOMINATION, Of Alan Green, Jr.
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
Of the United States of America to the Socialist
Republic of Romania. Biog.
#1301
9/8/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
New Orleans, Louisiana.
#1302
9/8/89
New Orleans, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The Fairmont
Hotel. New Orleans, Louisiana. 11:57 a.m. CDT.
#1303
9/8/89
New Orleans, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To
National Baptist Convention Center. New
Orleans, Louisiana. 2:39 p.m. CDT.
#1304
9/11/89
STATEMENT, The President approved Federal
disaster aid for the State of Vermont to assist
in the recovery from damages to public property
caused by severe storms and flooding that struck
the central part of the state August 4-5, 1989.
#1305
9/11/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Dennis
M. Devaney will continue to serve as a Member
of the National Labor Relations Board. Biog.
#1306
9/11/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Sherman M. Funk will continue to serve as
Inspector General at the Department of State.
Biog.
#1307
9/11/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that John
C. Layton will continue to serve as Inspector
General of the Department of Energy. Biog.
#1308
9/11/89
NOMINATION, Of George W. Haley to be a Commissioner
of the Postal Rate Commission. Biog.
#1309
9/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Leonard L. Haynes, III to be
Assistant Secretary for Postsecondary Education
at the Department of Education. Biog.
#1310
9/11/89
NOMINATION, Of H. Allen Holmes, to be Ambassador
at Large for Burdensharing at the Department of
State. Biog.
#1311
9/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Jeffrey R. Howard to be the
United States Attorney for the District of
New Hampshire. Biog.
#1312
9/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael D. McKay to be the United
States Attorney for the Western District of
Washington. Biog.
#1313
9/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Curtis Virgil McVee to be
Federal Cochairman of the Alaska Land Use
Council. Biog.
#1314
9/11/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At American Success
Awards Ceremony. The Rose Garden. 11:07 a.m. EDT.
#1315
9/11/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Bicentennial
Celebration of the Treasury Department. The
Treasury Department. Washington, D.C.
2:30 p.m. EDT.
#1316
9/12/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On General
Scowcroft meeting with Boris Yeltsin.
#1317
9/12/89
STATEMENT, Announcing the list of individuals
who will represent the President in Malta,
during the celebration of its twenty-five
years of independence, September 19-22.
#1318
9/12/89
NOMINATION, Of Donald Belton Ayer to be Deputy
Attorney General. Biog.
#1319
9/12/89
NOMINATION, Of Edwin L. Nelson to be United
States District Judge for the Northern District
of Alabama. Biog.
#1320
9/12/89
NOMINATION, Of Mary Sterling to be an Assistant
Secretary of Labor for Labor Management Standards.
Biog.
#1321
9/12/89
NOMINATION, Of William James Tattersall to be
Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety
and Health. Biog.
#1322
9/12/89
NOMINATION, Of G. Thomas Van Bebber to be
United States District Judge for the District
of Kansas. Biog.
#1323
9/12/89
NOMINATION, Of Barbara Zartman to be Deputy
Director of the Peace Corps. Biog.
#1324
9/12/89
PROCLAMATION #6017, United States Coast
Guard Bicentennial. August 4, 1989 -
August 4, 1990.
#1325
9/12/89
ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To School
Students. The White House.
#1326
9/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Students. The
Library. The White House. 12:15 p.m. EDT.
#1327
9/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During National
Republican Hispanic Tribute Dinner. The Omni
Shoreham Hotel. Washington, D.C.
#1328
9/13/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, High Holy Days, 1989.
#1329
9/13/89
MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT, National Hispanic
Heritage Month. September 15 - October 15, 1989.
#1330
9/13/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that Richard
W. Carlson will continue to serve as an Associate
Director of the United States Information
Agency for Broadcasting. Biog.
#1331
9/13/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Richard T. Kennedy will continue to serve as
Ambassador at Large. Biog.
#1332
9/13/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Brigadier General David H.
Sudderth, Jr. to be a member of the American
Battle Monuments Commission. Biog.
#1333
9/13/89
NOMINATION, Of William P. Glade to be an
Associate Director of the United States
Information Agency (Educational and Cultural
Affairs). Biog.
#1334
9/13/89
NOMINATION, Of Velma Montoya to be a Member
of the Occupational Safety and Health Review
Commission. Biog.
#1335
9/13/89
NOMINATION, Of Adis Maria Vila to be an
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for
Administration. Biog.
#1336
9/13/89
PROCLAMATION #6018, National Alcohol and
Drug Treatment Month, 1989. September 1989.
#1337
9/13/89
PROCLAMATION #6019, National Historically
Black Colleges Week, 1989. September 11-15, 1989.
#1338
9/13/89
PROCLAMATION #6020, National D.A.R.E. Day, 1989.
September 14, 1989.
#1339
9/13/89
FACT SHEET, On the Special Needs Adoption
Assistance Act of 1989 and the Federal Employees'
Special Needs Adoption Expenses Reimbursement
Act of 1989.
#1340
9/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Signing Ceremony
for Drug Abuse Resistance Education Day
Proclamation. The Rose Garden. 10:13 a.m. EDT.
#1341
9/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Special Needs
Adoption Assistance Act Ceremony. The Roosevelt
Room. 2:11 p.m. EDT.
#1342
9/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Proclamation-
Signing Ceremony for Historically Black Colleges
and Universities. The Roosevelt Room.
2:27 p.m. EDT.
#1343
9/14/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, Announcing that the
United States will offer additional food and
commodity aid to the Polish people.
#1344
9/14/89
NOMINATION, Of the following individuals to
be Delegates of the United States of America to
the Thirty-Third Session of the General Conference
of the International Atomic Energy Agency:
James D. Watkins, Kenneth M. Carr, Richard T.
Kennedy, and Michael H. Newlin.
#1345
9/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert W. Genzman to be the
United States Attorney for the Middle District
of Florida. Biog.
#1346
9/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Ronald G. Hein to be the United
States Marshal for the Superior Court for the
District of Columbia. Biog.
#1347
9/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael J. Norton to be the
United States Attorney for the District of
Colorado. Biog.
#1348
9/14/89
NOMINATION, Of Herbert M. Rutherford, III to
be the United States Marshal for the District
of Columbia. Biog.
#1349
9/14/89
PROCLAMATION #6021, National Hispanic Heritage
Month, 1989. September 15 - Ocotber 15, 1989.
#1350
9/14/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the Presentation
of Senior Executive Service Presidential
Rank Awards. Constitution Hall.
Washington, D.C. 2:08 p.m. EDT.
#1351
9/15/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 132
designating September 1989 as National
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month.
#1352
9/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Alvin P. Adams, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the
Republic of Haiti. Biog.
#1353
9/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Edward G. Lewis to be an
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs for
Information Resources Management. Biog.
#1354
9/15/89
NOMINATION, Of K. Michael Moore to be Director
of the United States Marshals Service. Biog.
#1355
9/15/89
NOMINATION, Of Peter F. Schabarum to be a
Member of the Advisory Board of the National
Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
#1356
9/15/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE:
On the Food Security Wheat Reserve.
#1357
9/15/89
PROCLAMATION #6022, Citizenship Day and
Constitution Week, 1989. September 17, 1989
and September 17-23 1989.
#1358
9/15/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q-AND A),
At Regional Media Luncheon, The State Dining
Room. 12:57 p.m. EDT.
#1359
9/18/89
Helena, APPOINTMENT, Of Christine D. Reed to
be a Member of the Board of Directors of the
Federal National Mortgage Assoiciation
(Homebuilding Industry Representative). Biog.
#1360
9/18/89
Helena, NOMINATION, Of Richard H. Melton to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Federative
Republic of Brazil. Biog.
#1361
9/18/89
Helena, TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE: Informing
Congress on the President's intent to add
Hungary to the list of beneficiary developing
countries under the Generalized System of
Preferences (GSP).
#1362
9/18/89
Spokane, FACT SHEET, On the Administration's
Environmental Initiatives.
#1363
9/18/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
#1364
9/18/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Helena, Montana.
#1365
9/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
South Dakota Centennial Celebration. Sioux
Falls, South Dakota.
#1366
9/18/89
Helena, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At South
Dakota Centennial Celebration. Sioux Falls
Arena. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 11:10 a.m. CDT.
#1367
9/18/89
Helena, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Tree
Planting Ceremony. Sioux Falls Arena. Sioux
Falls, South Dakota.
#1368
9/18/89
Sioux Falls, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At the Centennial of the State of Montana.
Helena, Montana.
#1369
9/18/89
Helena, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Centennial
of the State of Montana. State Capitol Grounds.
Helena, Montana. 1:46 p.m. MDT.
#1370
9/18/89
Sioux Falls, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At the Five-State Legislators Conference.
Helena, Montana.
#1371
9/18/89
Helena, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To State
Legislatures. Helena, Montana. 2:23 p.m. MDT.
#1372
9/18/89
Helena, PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A), Montana State House. Helena,
Montana. 2:48 p.m. MDT.
#1373
9/19/89
Spokane, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On
the destruction on the Virgin Islands, Puerto
Rico, and throughout the Caribbean caused by
Hurricane Hugo.
#1374
9/19/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Spokane,
Washington.
#1375
9/19/89
Spokane, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At the Washington State Centennial Celebration.
Spokane, Washington.
#1376
9/19/89
Spokane, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the
Washington State Centennial Celebration.
Riverfront Park. Spokane, Washington.
10:02 a.m. PDT.
#1377
9/20/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The
President has authorized the deployment to
the U.S. Virgin Islands of such Department of
Defense forces as are necessary, including
military policy units, to help restore order
in the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo.
#1378
9/20/89
STATEMENT, The President today authorized
Federal disaster aid for the Territory of the
Virgin Islands to assist in the recovery from
damages caused by Hurricane Hugo.
#1379
9/20/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Samuel Skinner to be a Member
of the Advisory Commission on Conferences on
Ocean Shipping.
#1380
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of the following individuals to
be Representatives and Alternate Representatives
of the United States of America to the 44th
Session of the General Assembly of the United
Nations: Pearl Bailey, Sam Gejdenson, Thomas
R. Pickering, Christopher H. Smith, Alexander
Fletcher Watson, Barbara Hackman Franklin,
Gary Edward MacDougal, Jonathon Moore, and
Milton James Wilkinson.
#1381
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Thomas E. Anfinson to be Deputy
Under Secretary for Management at the Department
of Education. Biog.
#1382
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Catherine Ann Bertini to be an
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Food
and Consumer Services. Biog.
#1383
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Christopher T. Cross to be
Assistant Secretary for Educational Research
and Improvement at the Department of Education.
Biog.
#1384
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of George W. Lindberg to be United
States District Judge for the Northern District
of Illinois. Biog.
#1385
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of John M. Walker, Jr., to be
United States Circuit Judge for the Second
Circuit. Biog.
#1386
9/20/89
NOMINATION, Of Susan Webber Wright to be
United States District Judge for the Eastern
and Western Districts of Arkansas. Biog.
#1387
9/20/89
PROCLAMATION #6023, Law and Order in the
Virgin Islands.
#1388
9/20/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12690, Providing for the
Restoration of Law and Order in the Virgin
Islands.
#1389
9/21/89
STATEMENT, The President authorized Federal
disaster aid for the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico to assist in recovery from damage caused
by Hurricane Hugo.
#1390
9/21/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to
Congress two reports: The Report of the
Commodity Credit Corporation for fiscal year
1986 and the Report of the activities of the
United States Government in the United Nations
and its affiliated agencies during the calendar
year 1988.
#1391
9/21/89
NOMINATION, Of David Jameison Smith to be
accorded the rank of Ambassador during his
tenure of service as Chief Negotiator for
Defense and Space. Biog.
#1392
9/21/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE
SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION: Providing for
the Restoration of Law and Order in the
Virgin Islands.
#1393
9/21/89
PROCLAMATION #6024, United States Marshals
Bicentennial Day, 1989. September 24, 1989.
#1394
9/21/89
PROCLAMATION #6025, General Pulaski Memorial
Day, 1989. October 11, 1989.
#1395
9/21/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Presentation
of Young American Medals. Room 450. Old
Executive Office Building. 11:46 a.m. EDT.
#1396
9/21/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES
BAKER, On the President's meeting with
Minister Shevardnadze. The Briefing Room.
4:19 p.m. EDT.
#1397
9/22/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of South Carolina
and ordered Federal aid to supplement state
and local recovery efforts in the area struck
by Hurricane Hugo.
#1398
9/22/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN RELATIONS, Submitting the President's
bimonthly report on progress toward a negotiated
settlement of the Cyprus question.
#1399
9/22/89
PROCLAMATION #6026, Emergency Medical Services
Week, 1989. September 17-23, 1989.
#1400
9/22/89
PROCLAMATION #6027, Commendation of the Citizens
of the Sioux City, Iowa, Tri-State Area.
#1401
9/22/89
Kennebunkport, PROCLAMATION #6028, Gold Star
Mother's Day. September 24, 1989.
#1402
9/22/89
FACT SHEET, Capital Gains Tax Cut.
#1403
9/22/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to Newark,
New Jersey.
#1404
9/22/89
FACT SHEET, Briefing and Tour of Morse Tree Farm.
#1405
9/22/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
New Jersey State Republican Fundraising
Luncheon. East Brunswick, New Jersey.
#1406
9/22/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
New Jersey Republican Fundraising Luncheon.
Ramada Renaissance Hotel. East Brunswick,
New Jersey. 1:18 p.m. EDT.
#1407
9/22/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH & & A),
During Tour of Tree Farm. Morse Tree Farm.
Wells, Maine.
#1408
9/23/89
Kennebunkport, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the announced meeting between the President
and President Gorbachev of the Soviet Union.
#1409
9/23/89
Boston, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On the
death of Irving Berlin.
#1410
9/23/89
Kennebunkport, The President signed H.R. 2136.
#1411
9/23/89
Kennebunkport, EXECUTIVE ORDER #12691,
President's Advisory Committee on the Points
of Light Initiative Foundation.
#1412
9/23/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
Boston, Massachusetts.
#1413
9/23/89
Kennebunkport, EXCERPTS OF REMARKS BY THE
PRESIDENT, At the Cape Arundel Golf Course.
Cape Arundel Golf Course. Kennebunkport,
Maine. (WITH Q AND A).
#1414
9/23/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Prepared, At the Catholic Lawyers' Guild
Luncheon. Boston, Massachusetts.
#1415
9/23/89
Kennebunkport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
To Catholic Lawyers Guild. Park Plaza Hotel.
Boston, Massachusetts. 1:48 p.m. EDT.
#1416
9/25/89
New York, STATEMENT, The President declared
a major disaster exists in the State of
North Carolina and ordered Federal aid to
supplement state and local recovery efforts
in the area struck by Hurricane Hugo.
#1417
9/25/89
New York, APPOINTMENT, Of Constance Bastine
Harriman to be a Commissioner of the United
States Section of the Great Lakes Fishery
Commission. Biog.
#1418
9/25/89
New York, APPOINTMENT, Of Robert J. Portman
to be Deputy Assistant to the President for
Legislative Affairs. Biog.
#1419
9/25/89
FACT SHEET, On the Trip of the President to
New York, New York.
#1420
9/25/89
FACT SHEET, On the President's Chemical
Weapons Initiative.
#1421
9/25/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Staff
of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations.
United States Mission to the United Nations.
New York, New York. 10:55 a.m. EDT.
#1422
9/25/89
New York, ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
To the 44th Session of the United Nations
General Assembly. New York, New York.
#1423
9/25/89
New York, ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the
44th Session of the United Nations General
Assembly. United Nations Headquarters.
New York, New York. 11:45 a.m. EDT.
#1424
9/25/89
New York, PRESS BRIEFING BY NATIONAL SECURITY
ADVISOR GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT. The
Intercontinental Hotel. New York, New York.
1:26 p.m. EDT.
#1425
9/25/89
New York, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES A. BAKER, III. Hotel Intercontinental.
New York, New York. 4:51 p.m. EDT.
#1426
9/25/89
New York, Toast By the President, At United
Nations Heads of State Dinner. American
Museum of Art. New York, New York.
#1427
9/26/89
NOMINATION, Of Edwin G. Foulke, Jr. to be a
Member of the Occupational Safety and Health
Review Commission. Biog.
#1428
9/26/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, On
the upcoming vote by the House of Representatives
on the Jenkins-Archer capital gains proposal.
#1429
9/26/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Submitting for consideration and enactment the
"Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act of
1989."
#1430
9/26/89
FACT SHEET, The Comprehensive Campaign Finance
Reform Act of 1989.
#1431
9/26/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Ω AND A),
In Meeting with Small Business Representatives.
The Oval Office. 2:07 p.m. EDT.
#1432
9/27/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with President Menem of
Argentina in the Oval Office.
#1433
9/27/89
Charlottesville, STATEMENT BY THE PRESS
SECRETARY, On the President's views concerning
the first day of meetings at the Education
Summit.
#1434
9/27/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S. 1075.
#1435
9/27/89
Charlottesville, STATEMENT, The President
announced that James Bert Thomas, Jr. will
continue to serve as Inspector General for
the Department of Education. Biog.
#1436
9/27/89
Charlottesville, DESIGNATION, Of the following
individuals to serve as Members of the Board
of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment
Corporation: Charles H. Dallara and Michael
Philip Skarzynski.
#1437
9/27/89
Charlottesville, NOMINATION, Of Barbara Everitt
Bryant to be Director of the Census. Biog.
#1438
9/27/89
Charlottesville, NOMINATION, Of Bernard E.
DeLury to be Federal Mediation and Conciliation
Director. Biog.
#1439
9/27/89
Charlottesville, NOMINATION, Of E. Donald
Elliott to be an Assistant Administrator
of the Environmental Protection Agency
(General Counsel). Biog.
#1440
9/27/89
Charlottesville, NOMINATION, Of Bruce L.
Gardner to be an Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture (Economics). Biog.
#1441
9/27/89
Charlottesville, PROCLAMATION #6029,
Religious Freedom Week, 1989.
September 24-30, 1989.
#1442
9/27/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Charlottesville, Virginia.
#1443
9/27/89
FACT SHEET, Working Group Session Participants.
#1444
9/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To the
World Bank/International Monetary Fund Annual
Meeting. Washington, D.C.
#1445
9/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the World Bank/
IMF Annual Meeting. Sheraton Washington Hotel.
Washington, D.C. 9:32 a.m. EDT.
#1446
9/27/89
INTERVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Ω AND A),
By the Oval Office Pool. The Oval Office.
10:35 a.m. EDT.
#1447
9/27/89
Charlottesville, PRESS BRIEFING BY GOVERNORS
BALILES, BRANSTAD, CLINTON, CAMPBELL, AND
SECRETARY OF EDUCATION LAURO CAVAZOS, AND
SUMMIT DIRECTOR DAVID FREDERICKSON. Memorial
Gymnasium. University of Virginia. Charlottesville,
Virginia. 1:32 p.m. EDT.
#1448
9/27/89
Charlottesville, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Prepared, At the Opening Address to the
Education Summit. Charlottesville, Virginia.
#1449
9/27/89
Charlottesville, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, In
Welcoming Address to Governors. Old Cabell
Hall. University of Virginia. Charlottesville,
Virginia. 3:15 p.m. EDT.
#1449A
9/27/89
Charlottesville, PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF
EDUCATION CAVAZOS, ATTORNEY GENERAL THORNBURGH,
DIRECTOR BENNETT, GOVERNORS CARRUTHERS, CLINTON,
HUNT, MABIS, BRANSTAD, AND GARDNER. Newcomb
Hall. University of Virginia. Charlottesville,
Virginia. 5:54 p.m. EDT.
#1450
9/27/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Governors' Dinner at the Education Summit.
Charlottesville, Virginia.
#1451
9/27/89
Charlottesville, EXCHANGE OF TOASTS BY THE
PRESIDENT AND GOVERNOR TERRY BRANSTAD.
Monticello Mansion. Charlottesville, Virginia.
8:25 p.m. EDT.
#1452
9/27/89
Charlottesville, REMARKS OF GOVERNOR TERRY
BRANSTAD OF IOWA, GOVERNOR CARROLL CAMPBELL
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AND GOVERNOR BILL CLINTON
OF ARKANSAS. Old Cabell Hall. University of
Virginia. Charlottesville, Virginia.
#1453
9/28/89
Charlottesville, STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
On the House of Representatives vote on the
Jenkins-Archer Capital Gains proposal.
#1454
9/28/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with President Barco of
Colombia.
#1455
9/28/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
death of former Philippine President Marcos.
#1456
9/28/89
APPOINTMENT, Of the following individuals
to be Members of the President's Commission
on Aviation Security and Terrorism:
Ann Dore McLaughlin, Edward Hidalgo, General
Thomas C. Richards, Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato,
Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Representative
John Paul Hammerschmidt, and Representative
James L. Oberstar.
#1457
9/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Patrick J. Cleary to be a
Member of the National Mediation Board. Biog.
#1458
9/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Joshua M. Javits to be a Member
of the National Mediation Board. Biog.
#1459
9/28/89
NOMINATION, Of Hart T. Mankin to be an Associate
Judge of the United States Court of Veterans
Appeals. Biog.
#1460
9/28/89
NOMINATION, Of William H. Young to be an
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Nuclear Energy).
Biog.
#1461
4/28/89
Charlottesville, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Prepared, At the Convocation for University
of Virginia Community. Charlottesville,
Virginia.
#1462
9/28/89
Charlottesville, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Governor Gerald Baliles, Governor Terry Branstad,
and Secretary Lauro Cavazos, During University
Convocation. The Universtiy of Virginia.
Charlottesville, Virginia. 11:56 a.m. EDT.
#1463
9/28/89
Charlottesville, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Education Secretary Cavazos, Governor Branstad,
Governor Gardner, Governor Carruthers, and
Governor Clinton. The Rotunda Steps.
University of Virginia. Charlottesville,
Virginia. 3:07 p.m. EDT.
#1464
9/28/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Arrival at
the White House. The South Lawn. 4:37 p.m. EDT.
#1465
9/29/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing into
law H.J. Res. 407, a continuing resolution
that includes funds to address the extensive
damage caused by Hurricane Hugo and that
provides funds to maintain the activities of
the Federal Government through October 25, 1989,
or until the date of enactment of pending
appropriations bills, whichever comes first.
#1466
9/29/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing into
law H.R. 2696, the Energy and Water Development
Appropriations Act of 1990.
#1467
9/29/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.J. Res. 204.
#1468
9/29/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
John C. Martin will continue to serve as
Inspector General for the Environmental
Protection Agency. Biog.
#1469
9/29/89
APPOINTMENT, Of the following individuals
to be Members of the Advisory Commission on
Intergovernmental Relations: Debra Rae
Anderson, Arthur J. Holland, Mary Ellen Joyce,
and Samuel Knox Skinner.
#1470
9/29/89
APPOINTMENT, Of John Charles Gartland to be
a Member of the National Commission for
Employment Policy. Biog.
#1471
9/29/89
NOMINATION, Of William Clark, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to India. Biog.
#1472
9/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Dennis M. Devaney to be a
Member of the National Labor Relations Board.
Biog.
#1473
9/29/89
NOMINATION, Of Zinora M. Mitchell to be an
Associate Judge of the Superior Court of the
District of Columbia. Biog.
#1474
9/29/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
AND AGENCIES: Administrative Dismissal of
Employees Affected by Hurricane Hugo.
#1475
9/29/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Submitting the Annual Report of the Railroad
Retirement Board for Fiscal Year 1988.
#1476
9/29/89
PROCLAMATION #6030, To Provide for the Tariff
Treatment of Goods from the Freely Associated
States, To Implement Tariff Reductions on
Certain Tropical Products, and For Other Purposes.
#1477
9/29/89
PROCLAMATION #6031, National Quality Month, 1989.
October 1989.
#1478
9/29/89
PROCLAMATION #6032, Mental Illness Awareness
Week, 1989. October 1-7, 1989.
#1479
9/29/89
PROCLAMATION #6033, Child Health Day, 1989.
October 2, 1989.
#1480
9/29/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12692, Continuance of Certain
Federal Advisory Committees.
#1481
9/29/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12693, Exclusion of the Defense
Mapping Agency Reston Center and Elements Under
the Joint Special Operations Command from the
Federal Labor-Management Relations Program.
#1482
9/29/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Upon Signing. Air
Force One. En Route to Charleston, South
Carolina.
#1483
9/29/89
Charleston, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At
Hurricane Hugo Disaster Site. Charleston,
South Carolina. 9:10 a.m. EDT.
#1484
9/29/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At the Retirement
Ceremony for Admiral Crowe. The Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Maryland. 11:30 a.m. EDT.
#1485
9/30/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 3282.
#1486
10/2/89
DESIGNATION, Of Edward H. Fleischman to be
Acting Chairman of the Securities and Exchange
Commission. Biog.
#1487
10/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Smith Hempstone, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Kenya.
Biog.
#1488
10/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Gordon H. Mansfield to be
an Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development (Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity).
Biog.
#1489
10/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Ann Christine Peterson to be
General Counsel of the Department of the
Air Force. Biog.
#1490
10/2/89
NOMINATION, Of the following individuals to be
Associate Directors of the Office of Science
and Technology Policy: J. Thomas Ratchford
and James B. Wyngaarden. Biogs.
#1491
10/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Leon Snead to be Inspector
General at the Department of Agriculture. Biog.
#1492
10/2/89
NOMINATION, Of Keith Leveret Wauchope to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Gabonese
Republic and to serve concurrently as Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Democratic Republic of
Sao Tome and Principe. Biog.
#1493
10/2/89
MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
Reporting seven deferrals of budget authority
totalling $1,380,399,855.
#1494
10/2/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES A.
BAKER, III, On the meeting between the President
and President Mubarak of Egypt. 11:54 a.m. EDT.
#1495
10/3/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, On signing into
law H.R. 1529, an Act to establish the Ulysses
S. Grant Historic Site in St. Louis County,
Missouri.
#1496
10/3/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Soviet Minister of
Defense Dmitri Yazov.
#1497
10/3/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 419.
#1498
10/3/89
APPOINTMENT, Of J. Brian Gaffney to be a
Member of the Board of Directors of the
Federal National Mortgage Association. Biog.
#1499
10/3/89
NOMINATION, Of Barry M. Goldwater, Sr. to be
a Member of the Board of Directors of the
Communications Satellite Corporation. Biog.
#1500
10/3/89
NOMINATION, Of Hilda Gay Legg to be Alternate
Federal Cochairman of the Appalachian
Regional Commission. Biog.
#1501
10/3/89
PROCLAMATION #6034, Minority Enterprise
Development Week, 1989. October 1-7, 1989.
#1502
10/3/89
PROCLAMATION #6035, National Health Care Food
Service Week, 1989. October 1-7, 1989.
#1503
10/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and President Salinas,
Upon Arrival. The South Lawn. 10:13 a.m. EDT.
#1504
10/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Meeting with
President Salinas of Mexico. The Oval Office.
10:34 a.m. EDT.
#1505
10/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Signing
Ceremony for Proclamations on the Environment
and Trade between the Untied States and Mexico.
The Roosevelt Room. 10:52 a.m. EDT.
#1506
10/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH 2 AND A),
During Photo Opportunity with Soviet Defense
Minister Yazov. The Oval Office. 2:20 p.m. EDT.
#1507
10/3/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and President Salinas
of Mexico, During State Dinner. The State
Dining Room. 8:11 p.m. EDT.
#1508
10/4/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
announced two additional steps in support of
democratic change in Poland.
#1509
10/4/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Cypriot President
George Vassiliou.
#1510
10/4/89
STATEMENT, The President transmitted to Congress
the 1988 annual Report of the National Institute
of Building Sciences.
#1511
10/4/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 118.
#1512
10/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Minority
Entrepreneur and Small Business Person of the
Year Awards. Room 450. Old Executive Office
Building. 11:15 a.m. EDT.
#1513
10/4/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Challenger Center Gala Dinner. Washington, D.C.
#1514
10/5/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with UNITA leader Dr. Jonas
Savimbi in the Oval Office.
#1515
10/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Cresencio S. Arcos, Jr. to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the
Republic of Honduras. Biog.
#1516
10/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Jean Paul Bradshaw to be the
United States Attorney for the Western District
of Missouri. Biog.
#1517
10/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Philip L. Christenson to be
an Assistant Administrator of the Agency for
International Development (Food for Peace).
Biog.
#1518
10/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Michael Bruce Donley to be an
Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for
Financial Management. Biog.
#1519
10/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Joyce J. George to be the United
States Attorney for the Northern District of
Ohio. Biog.
#1520
10/5/89
NOMINATION, Of Francis Terry McNamara to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of Cape Verde. Biog.
#1521
10/5/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
AND AGENCIES: On the Presidential Quality
and Management Improvement Awards.
#1522
10/5/89
MESSAGE TO CIVILIAN AND MILITARY PERSONNEL,
On recognizing those individuals whose ideas
and other achievements significantly improve
the quality and efficiency of Government.
#1523
10/5/89
PROCLAMATION #6036, Raoul Wallenberg Day, 1989.
October 5, 1989.
#1524
10/5/89
PROCLAMATION #6037, German-American Day, 1989.
October 6, 1989.
#1525
10/5/89
PROCLAMATION #6038, Veterans Day, 1989.
November 11, 1989.
#1526
10/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Signing Ceremony
for German-American Day. The Rose Garden.
11:45 a.m. EDT.
#1527
10/5/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During Signing
Ceremony for Veterans Day Proclamation.
The Roosevelt Room. 3:31 p.m. EDT.
#1528
10/6/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, The President
underwent minor surgery today to remove a
mucoid cyst from the thrid digit on the middle
finger of his right hand.
#1529
10/6/89
STATEMENT, The President reduced South Carolina's
share of the cost of repairing hurricane-
damaged public property by directing that the
federal government increase its part of the
cost-shared program.
#1530
10/6/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 117.
#1531
10/6/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S. 85.
#1532
10/6/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S. 1709.
#1533
10/6/89
STATEMENT, The President signed the following
legislation: S.J. Res. 133, S.J. Res. 138,
S.J. Res. 148, and H.R. 2835.
#1534
10/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert P. McMillan to be a
Member of the Board of the Panama Canal
Commission. Biog.
#1535
10/6/89
NOMINATION, Of Ruth V. Washington to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic
of The Gambia. Biog.
#1536
10/6/89
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO THE
CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
WAYS AND MEANS, On submitting herewith updated
reports concerning consultations undertaken
by the United States Government to eliminate
trade barriers to U.S. wine exports in
certain foreign countries.
#1537
10/6/89
MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND
THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL
MANAGEMENT, On Recruitment of Temporary Census
Employees for the 1990 Census
#1538
10/6/89
PROCLAMATION #6039, National Children's Day,
1989. October 8, 1989.
#1539
10/6/89
PROCLAMATION #6040, Columbus Day, 1989.
October 9, 1989.
#1540
10/6/89
PROCLAMATION #6041, Leif Erikson Day, 1989.
October 9, 1989.
#1541
10/6/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
Upon Leaving Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Washington, D.C.
#1542
10/8/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, To
the National Federation of Republican Women.
Baltimore, Maryland.
#1543
10/10/89
STATEMENT, The President reduced the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico's share of the
cost of repairing hurricane-damaged public
property there by directing that the federal
government increase its part of the cost-shared
program.
#1544
10/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Richard G. Austin to be
Administrator of General Services. Biog.
#1545
10/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Betsy Brand to be Assistant
Secretary for Vocational and Adult
Education at the Department of Education.
Biog.
#1546
10/10/89
NOMINATION, Of Robert C. McCormack to be
an Assistant Secretary of the Navy for
Financial Management. Biog.
#1547
10/10/89
NOMINATION, Of R. James Woolsey to be
accorded the rank of Ambassador during his
tenure of service as United States Representative
to the Negotiation on Conventional Armed
Forces in Europe. Biog.
#1548
10/10/89
PROCLAMATION #6042, National School Lunch
Week, 1989.
#1549
10/10/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To U.S. and World
Little League Champions. The Rose Garden.
1:34 p.m. EDT.
#1550
10/11/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with NATO Secretary
General Manfred Woerner.
#1551
10/11/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Senators Boren and
Cohen about the events of the last week in
Panama.
#1552
10/11/89
STATEMENT, The President announced the
ninth annual President's Volunteer Action
Awards Program to honor outstanding volunteer
achievement by individual citizens and
organizations.
#1553
10/11/89
APPOINTMENT, Of John H. Sununu to be a Member
of the Board of Trustees of the Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars in
the Smithsonian Institution.
#1554
10/11/89
APPOINTMENT, Of Josephine Mora Velazquez
to be a Member of the National Commission on
Children. Biog.
#1555
10/11/89
NOMINATION, Of David E. Lewis to be an
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs for
Acquisition and Facilities. Biog.
#1556
10/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Harry F. Manbeck, Jr. to be
Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks at
the Department of Commerce. Biog.
#1557
10/11/89
NOMINATION, Of Jacqueline Jones-Smith to be
a Commissioner of the Consumer Product Safety
Commission. Biog.
#1558
10/11/89
PROCLAMATION #6043, National Domestic Violence
Awareness Month, 1989. October 1989.
#1559
10/11/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and President
Cossiga of Italy, During Arrival Ceremony.
#1560
10/11/89
PRESS BREIFING BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
STATE FOR EUROPEAN AND CANADIAN AFFAIRS
RAYMOND SEITZ, On the visit of President
Cossiga of Italy. The Briefing Room.
11:46 a.m. EDT.
#1560A
10/11/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Italian President
Cossiga, During State Dinner. The State
Dining Room.
#1561
10/12/89
New York, STATEMENT, The President reduced the
Territory of the Virgin Islands' share of
Hurricane Hugo recovery costs by directing that
the federal government increase its part of
cost-shared funding for grants to affected people
and the restoration of damaged public property.
#1562
10/12/89
Gulfport, NOMINATION, Of Robert W. Sweet, Jr.
to be Administrator of the Office of Juvenile
and Delinquency Prevention. Biog.
#1563
10/12/89
PROCLAMATION #6044, National Job Skills Week,
1989. October 8-14, 1989.
#1564
10/12/89
Gulfport, PROCLAMATION #6045, Italian-American
Heritage and Culture Month, 1989. October 1989.
#1565
10/12/89
EXECUTIVE ORDER #12694, Amending Executive
Order #12345.
#1566
10/12/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
Gulfport, Mississippi.
#1567
10/12/89
FACT SHEET, Trip of the President to
New York, New York.
#1568
10/12/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At Tom
Anderson for Congress Rally. Gulfport,
Mississippi.
#1569
10/12/89
Gulfport, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At Tom
Anderson for Congress Fundraiser. Jones
Park. Gulfport, Mississippi. 11:33 a.m. CDT.
#1570
10/12/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared,
At Giuliani for Mayor Fundraising Dinner.
New York, New York.
#1571
10/12/89
New York, REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, During
Fundraising Dinner for Rudy Giuliani. New
York Hilton Hotel. New York, New York.
7:34 p.m. EDT.
#1572
10/13/89
STATEMENT BY THE PRESS SECRETARY, On the
President's meeting with Yugoslav Prime
Minister Ante Markovic in the Oval Office.
#1573
10/13/89
STATEMENT, The President signed S.J. Res. 122.
#1574
10/13/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 1486.
#1575
10/13/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Richard P. Kusserow will continue to serve
as Inspector General at the Department of
Health and Human Services. Biog.
#1576
10/13/89
PROCLAMATION #6046, National Disability
Employment Awareness Month, 1989.
October 1989.
#1577
10/13/89
PROCLAMATION #6047, White Cane Safety Day,
1989. October 15, 1989.
#1578
10/13/89
PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT,
(WITH Q AND A). The Briefing Room.
9:44 a.m. EDT.
#1579
10/13/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To the Asian
American Voters Coalition. Room 450.
Old Executive Office Building. 2:21 p.m. EDT.
#1580
10/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Martin Lewis Allday to be a
Member of the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission. Biog.
#1581
10/16/89
NOMINATION, Of Daniel Howard Simpson to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the
Central African Republic. Biog.
#1582
10/16/89
FINAL ORDER, Emergency Deficit Control
Measures for Fiscal Year 1990.
#1583
10/16/89
PROCLAMATION #6048, World Food Day, 1989
and 1990. October 16, 1989 and October 16, 1990.
#1584
10/16/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, At End Hunger
Awards Ceremony. The Roosevelt Room.
10:15 a.m. EDT.
#1585
10/17/89
STATEMENT, The President signed H.R. 2358.
#1586
10/17/89
STATEMENT, The attached letter concerning
H.R. 2990, the Conference Report accompanying
the Departments of Labor, Health and Human
Services, and Education and Related
Appropriations Bill for FY 1990, were sent
to the Honorable Robert C. Byrd, the Honorable
Tom Harkin, the Honorable Mark Hatfield, and
the Honorable Arlen Specter.
#1587
10/17/89
STATEMENT, The President announced that
Joel Edward Haggard will continue to serve
as the United States Representative to the
Columbia River Interstate Compact. Biog.
#1588
10/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Bernard William Aronson to
be a Member of the Board of Directors of
the Inter-American Foundation. Biog.
#1589
10/17/89
NOMINATION, Of Don R. Clay to be Assistant
Administrator, Office of Solid Waste, of
the Environmental Protection Agency. Biog.
#1590
10/17/89
PROCLAMATION #6049, National Down Syndrome
Month, 1989 and 1990. October 1989 and
October 1990.
#1591
10/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT and Korean President
Roh Tae Woo, At Departure Ceremony. The
East Room. 1:23 p.m. EDT.
#1592
10/17/89
PRESS BRIEFING BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
STATE FOR EAST ASIAN AND PACIFIC AFFAIRS
RICHARD SOLOMON, On the President's
meeting with the President of the Republic
of Korea Roh Tae Woo. The Briefing Room.
2:01 p.m. EDT.
#1593
10/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, Prepared, At the
Republican Governors Association Dinner.
Washington, D.C.
#1594
10/17/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Republican
Governor's Association Dinner. The
Capitol Hilton. Washington, D.C.
8:38 p.m. EDT.
#1595
10/18/89
STATEMENT, The President declared a major
disaster exists in the State of California
and ordered Federal aid to supplement
state and local recovery efforts in the
area struck by an earthquake on October 17, 1989.
#1596
10/18/89
NOMINATION, Of Bradley Paul Holmes to be
Coordinator for International Communications
and Information Policy at the United States
Department of State. Biog.
#1597
10/18/89
PROCLAMATION #6050, National Awareness Week
for Children with Cancer, 1989.
October 15-21, 1989.
#1598
10/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH Q AND A),
Concerning San Francisco Earthquake. The
Cabinet Room. 9:39 a.m. EDT.
#1599
10/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To Distinguished
School Principals. Room 450. Old
Executive Office Building. 10:28 a.m. EDT.
#1600
10/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, (WITH 2 AND A),
In Question and Answer Session with the
Press after Touring FEMA Headquarters.
Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Washington, D.C. 11:25 a.m. EDT.
#1601
10/18/89
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, To National
Medal of Science and Technology Recipients.
The East Room. 2:09 p.m. EDT.